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| George Orwell 2005-08-13, 2:47 am |
| Interesting tutorial.
I am a linux newbie and think it is pretty good. There are thousands of scripts for linux. Is there one that makes using mixmaster easier?
I am thinking that if I copy a usenet message to some file, then I run this script, and it pulls off the newsgroups and the references, and puts the ">" in front of each line to make it look like a reply.
Then it puts the newsgroups line and the references line at the top and the rest of the message following that, after a blank line.
Then it puts me into edit of this little file so I can reply.
Then I can get into mixmaster and send the reply.
That must be pretty easy to do for somebody who knows script language. It would be a big help.
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| George Orwell 2005-08-14, 5:46 pm |
| George Orwell <nobody@mixmaster.it> wrote:
> Interesting tutorial.
>
> I am a linux newbie and think it is pretty good. There are thousands of scripts for linux. Is there one that makes using mixmaster easier?
>
> I am thinking that if I copy a usenet message to some file, then I run this script, and it pulls off the newsgroups and the references, and puts the ">" in front of each line to make it look like a reply.
>
> Then it puts the newsgroups line and the references line at the top and the rest of the message following that, after a blank line.
>
> Then it puts me into edit of this little file so I can reply.
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> Then I can get into mixmaster and send the reply.
>
> That must be pretty easy to do for somebody who knows script language. It would be a big help.
Sure. It's being around for long time. Read news with 'slrn' and pipe the
article to 'mix'.
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