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Re: Help with mutt integration



Michael and Moritz,

Thank you very much. issue resolved. 
see attached example.


.muttrc

set sendmail="/usr/bin/msfetch-wrapper"
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#!/usr/bin/perl
use strict;
use warnings;

my $strEmail = "";
ExecuteMTA();

open (MYMAIL, '>email.test');
print MAIL $strEmail;
close (MAIL);
exit 0;

sub ExecuteMTA {
 while (<STDIN>) {
  $strEmail = $strEmail.$_;
 }
}
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On Thu, Mar 25, 2010 at 12:22:23AM +0100, Moritz Barsnick wrote:
> > If I correctly understand you, I need my msfech-send to be able to capture 
> > the DATA portion of SMTP communications? 
> > Kind of "expect" pattern? I will need to emulate that kind of behaviour?
> 
> That's incorrect. Though sendmail can do SMTP, mutt's "sendmail"
> interface is totally different to mutt's "SMTP" interface. Michael
> suggested you to write a script which handles the short command line he
> gave in the example. The main part of the script is of course up to
> you, on how to interface with OWA. Getting the details out of the
> content mutt hands to this script by far the easiest part.
> 
> I think Michael hinted that msfetch-send already seems to do the right
> thing. I didn't read that much into it yet.
> 
> Moritz

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