[Comm] Sylpheed attachment

[Андрей Новосёлов]

В Втр, 08.10.2002, в 07:48, Grigory Batalov написал:
>  Возможно ли запускать sylpheed сразу в режиме compose (--compose addr),
>  да так, чтобы уже был прикреплён указанный файл?
>  (Задача - отправка отсканированных факсов по e-mail.)
> 
Я не уверен, но может пригодится. Мы тут искали как компенсировать
отсутствие в Опере под Линукс её встроенного почтовика, чтоб если где в
и-нете адрес нашёл, ну и соответственно далее, чтобы самому не писать...

Platform: GNU/Linux

This article explains how you can pass on e-mail, telnet and news URLs
to an external program.

E-mail

The following specifiers are supported by Opera for Linux when passing
mailto-links on to an external e-mail client:

    * %t (to) - Replaced by the receiver
    * %c (cc) - Replaced by the cc receiver
    * %s (subject) - Replaced by the subject text
    * %b (body) - Replaced by the body text
    * %r (raw) - Replaced by the raw url. The result will always start
with "mailto:" (Opera 6.02 and newer only)
    * %w (raw) - As %r but without the "mailto:" prefix (Opera 6.02 and
newer only)

The specifiers can be placed within a set of brackets. If the specifiers
are not replaced by real data, then the text within the brackets (and
the barckets themselves) are removed to avoid confusion when starting
the mailer.

If brackets are omitted, Opera will pass on the entire string,
regardless of its contents.

Example 1:

Opera is set to use kmail as an external e-mail client, using the
following specifiers:

kmail [-s %s] [--body %b] [%t]

1. The URL <"mailto:abc на xyz.nn?body=hello"> becomes:

kmail abc на xyz.nn --body hello

2. The URL <"mailto:abc на xyz.nn?body=hello?subject=how are you"> becomes:

kmail abc на xyz.nn --body hello -subject how are you

Example 2:

Set Evolution as an external e-mail client using the following
specifier:

evolution [%r]

The URL <"mailto:abc на xyz.nn?body=hello?subject=how are you"> becomes:

evolution mailto:abc на xyz.nn?body=hello?subject=how are you

Telnet

Supported flags:

    * %a (address) - Replaced by the address
    * %p (port) - Replaced by the port

The specifiers can be placed within a set of brackets. If the specifiers
are not replaced by real data, then the text within the brackets (and
the brackets themselves) are removed to avoid confusion when starting
the telnet client.

Example:

telnet [%a] [%p]

News

Supported flags:

    * %s (server) - Replaced by the server
    * %g (group) - Replaced by the group
    * %r (raw) - The raw string. The result will always start with
"news://" and the generic server name ("unknown.newsserver") will be
removed if present.
    * %w (raw) - As %r but without the "news://" prefix.

The specifiers can be placed within a set of brackets. If the specifiers
are not replaced by real data, then the text within the brackets (and
the brackets themselves) are removed to avoid confusion when starting
the telnet client.

Example:

knode [%r]

 

Last edited: 2002-07-05; Category: Opera and other Applications;
Keywords: e-mail,evolution,kmail,mailto,news,subject,telnet,; Index: 472
Возможно, пригодится просто на уровне аналогий.
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