I would like to recieve an email and print it without user intervention. Not
sure were I should be looking for solution!
Newbie to Linux
Redhat Linux 8.0 console
DSL connection
no internal mail required just 1 email account and print everything recieved
on this account.
Thanks
If your E-mail messages
• Do not use MIME encoding, and
• Do not contain attachments
then putting
: 0
| lpr
into $HOME/.procmailrc will do the trick. Of course, in the event that this
account receives a modestly-sized attachment, your printer will spew out
several hundred pages of utter crap; so this may or may not be ideal.
Using some additional tools, and some semi-sophisticated scripting it's
possible to arrange to get MIME-encoded content, and various kinds of
attachments, to be handled in an intelligent way. Unfortunately, this
cannot be described in a paragraph, or two. Your best bet is to set aside
this specific project, for the time, and spend some time learning general
scripting, and how to use various mail-handling tools you have available to
you.
In comp.mail.mutt, Sam (s...@email-scan.com) wrote:
> This is a MIME GnuPG-signed message. If you see this text, it means that
> your E-mail or Usenet software does not support MIME signed messages.
Since Usenet text groups should not allow attachments, messages
signed using GPG/PGP must use clear-text signing, just like this one. If
not, there's a chance they might not pass some ISP's filter.
Regards,
Chema.
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