A set of text processing scripts that 'clean' plaintext email messages. This includes
Run sudo make install
. All it's going to do is copy the filters to /usr/local/share, though. I don't know why I even wrote this.
Run make uninstall
. Again, all we're doing is copying files... This is a bit much...
In aerc.conf
:
[filters]
text/html =path/to/html.sh
from,Archive of Our Own =path/to/ao3.awk
from,FanFiction =path/to/fanfiction.awk
to,~.@lists.ubuntu.com =path/to/ubuntu.awk
to,~.@lists.debian.org =path/to/debian.awk
from,~.@freebsd.org =path/to/freebsd.awk
from,~.+@googlegroups.com=path/to/googlegroups.awk
from,~.+@archlinux.org =path/to/mailman.sh
from,~.+@python.org =path/to/mailman.sh
from,~.+@gnu.org =path/to/mailman.sh
text/* =cat
If possible, install digestion as well. mailman.sh
will automatically make use of it.
In muttrc
:
set display_filter = "path/to/filter.sh"
And in filter.sh
:
tmp=$(mktemp /tmp/filter.XXXXXXXX)
cat > "$TMP"
if grep --quiet -e '^From: Archive of Our Own' "$TMP"; then
cat "$TMP" | path/to/ao3.awk
elif grep --quiet -e '^From: FanFiction' "$TMP"; then
cat "$TMP" | path/to/fanfiction.awk
elif grep --quiet -e '^To:.*@lists.ubuntu.com' "$TMP"; then
cat "$TMP" | path/to/ubuntu.awk
elif grep --quiet -e '^To:.*@lists.debian.org' "$TMP"; then
cat "$TMP" | path/to/debian.awk
elif grep --quiet -e '^From:.*@freebsd.org' "$TMP"; then
cat "$TMP" | path/to/freebsd.awk
elif grep --quiet -e '^From:.*@googlegroups.com' "$TMP"; then
cat "$TMP" | path/to/googlegroups.awk
elif grep --quiet -e '^From:.*@archlinux.org' "$TMP"; then
cat "$TMP" | path/to/mailman.sh
elif grep --quiet -e '^From:.*@python.org' "$TMP"; then
cat "$TMP" | path/to/mailman.sh
elif grep --quiet -e '^From:.*@gnu.org' "$TMP"; then
cat "$TMP" | path/to/mailman.sh
else
cat "$TMP"
fi
rm -f "$TMP"
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