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Hello everyone,
(have also emailed demime list but mail hasn't come through as yet)

Can anyone advise me on how to use Demime in association with a 
particular pipe?
My trouble is how to set up so that Demime will act on all emails 
destined for a Mail2Forum import script called:
m2f_import_msgs.sh  (the .sh file just calls a .php file, as far as I 
can tell)

Some examples which may help you :-

Here is an example of how I am already piping elsewhere using demime on 
my Exim and Sendmail hosting:

abc@xyz.com: "|/home/incel/www/demime.pl 
'|/home/incel/www/mailgust/dbcron.pl 18'"

Here is an example of a successful pipe to my Mail2Forum import script 
without using demime :-

abc@xyz.com: |php -q /home/incel/www/interactive/m2f/m2f_import_msgs.sh

And below are 2 unsuccessful attempts at using demime in a pipe with the 
M2F import script; below each one is part of the mail delivery error 
which is sent out. I haven't yet looked at the demime program's code 
itself, as I don't know enough on these issues.

abc@xyz.com: |/home/incel/www/demime.pl 
|/home/incel/www/interactive/m2f/m2f_import_msgs.sh

Can't fork |/home/incel/www/interactive/m2f/m2f_import_msgs.sh off of 
MAIL0: Permission denied at /home/incel/www/demime.pl line 361, <STDIN> 
line 68.


abc@xyz.com: |/home/incel/www/demime.pl - 
|/home/incel/www/interactive/m2f/m2f_import_msgs.sh

positional parameter |/home/incel/www/interactive/m2f/m2f_import_msgs.sh 
specified after - already specified at /home/incel/www/demime.pl line 70.
Remaining args are


thanks a lot,
Lee

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lee <davislee@btinternet.com> wrote:
> Can anyone advise me on how to use Demime in association with a 
> particular pipe?
 
> Here is an example of how I am already piping elsewhere using demime on 
> my Exim and Sendmail hosting:
> 
> abc@xyz.com: "|/home/incel/www/demime.pl 
> '|/home/incel/www/mailgust/dbcron.pl 18'"
 
> And below are 2 unsuccessful attempts at using demime in a pipe with the 
> M2F import script; 
 
> abc@xyz.com: |/home/incel/www/demime.pl 
> |/home/incel/www/interactive/m2f/m2f_import_msgs.sh

First, try using the quoting syntax that works for demime in your example,
like this:

abc@xyz.com: "|/home/incel/www/demime.pl '|/home/incel/www/interactive/m2f/m2f_import_msgs.sh'"

Also, you might want to check that the account which is running demime does
indeed have permission to access the second script, "m2f_import_msgs.sh".

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hello Bob,

Thanks for your reply.
The permissions should be ok because I am already running both scripts 
fine, both from the same hosting account as this current attempt.

Good news though;
your reply and another elsewhere probably combined to inspire me to try 
the following pipe which appears to work, although as always I don't 
know why:
(showing it here in context, in my exim filters file rather than as an 
alias)

if $header_to: contains "test@incelsite.com"
and
$header_Reply-To: contains "test@incelsite.com"
then pipe "/home/incel/www/demime.pl '|php -q 
/home/incel/www/interactive/m2f/m2f_import_msgs.sh'"
finish
endif

I was starting to wonder if there are issues regarding demime being a 
perl script and the import script being php, but luckily apparently not.

thanks,
lee



Bob Leigh wrote:

>
>First, try using the quoting syntax that works for demime in your example,
>like this:
>
>abc@xyz.com: "|/home/incel/www/demime.pl '|/home/incel/www/interactive/m2f/m2f_import_msgs.sh'"
>
>Also, you might want to check that the account which is running demime does
>indeed have permission to access the second script, "m2f_import_msgs.sh".
>  
>
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hello everyone,

I find demime very useful partly for its demime_junkmail.cf setup, which 
I use to try to remove old mail list footers as well as webmail advertising.
However, does anyone know of a free program whose main/sole purpose is 
doing this kind of text removal? I haven't managed to find one as yet.

I ask because I have never managed to fully understand the regular 
expressions needed by demime's text matching/removal, and I wonder if a 
program specialising in this might be easier to set up. Currently, I 
know that my junkmail_cf file is pretty inefficient in my rather random 
attempts to code it, even though I have tried to read up on regular 
expression techniques.

Alternatively, if nobody knows of such a program, I would be very 
grateful if anyone confident with the above skills would be willing to 
look at and streamline/improve my current demime_junkmail.cf file.

Many thanks,
Lee
 
 
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hello everyone,<br>
<br>
I find demime very useful partly for its demime_junkmail.cf setup,
which I use to try to remove old mail list footers as well as webmail
advertising.<br>
However, does anyone know of a free program whose main/sole purpose is
doing this kind of text removal? I haven't managed to find one as yet.<br>
<br>
I ask because I have never managed to fully understand the regular
expressions needed by demime's text matching/removal, and I wonder if a
program specialising in this might be easier to set up. Currently, I
know that my junkmail_cf file is pretty inefficient in my rather random
attempts to code it, even though I have tried to read up on regular
expression techniques.<br>
<br>
Alternatively, if nobody knows of such a program, I would be very
grateful if anyone confident with the above skills would be willing to
look at and streamline/improve my current demime_junkmail.cf file.<br>
<br>
Many thanks,<br>
Lee<br>
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> Thanks for replying, Nick.
>
> You've probably since seen my later mail where I showed the solution I 
> found using php -q.
>
> By the way, thanks to whoever reported one of my mails here as spam;
> If you don't want to receive mails talking about mail list management 
> and asking for help, maybe you should unzubscribe. There is a 
> perfectly functional web interface for doing so at greatcircle.com
>
> Lee
>
>
>
> Nick Simicich wrote:
>
>> The first format is correct - it looks like a permissions problem to
>> me.  Make sure that every element of the path to /home/incel/www etc has
>> a minimum of 755 permissions and that the .sh file is executable.
>

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