i just configured hypermail on my solaris 9 box. It works fine exept one
thing. The tab character.
So, how can I make hypermail to take over the tab characters from the mail
messages into the html files?
Thank you for help and comments on this.
Wolfgang
> So, how can I make hypermail to take over the tab characters from the mail
> messages into the html files?
HTML has no concept of TAB characters. Hypermail tries to translate them into
a number of s. Can you be more specific on what input you have, what
output you get, what you wanted to get and what options you use?
Ah, and what hypermail version you run...
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I'm using hypermail ver 2.1.4. I have to deal with different input mails in
plain text, richt text and html format. These mails contain tab characters
(f.e. for a table). I would like to have these tabs preserved and taken into
the html files. (As good as possible) At the moment, hypermail converts the
tabs into one simple space (blank) character.
here is the command I use. I have no additional options set so far.
hypermail -d .../mailarchive -m /var/mail/archive
Hope this was more specific.
Wolfgang
As far as I can tell, hypermail does not do that.
Browsers convert tabs to a single space unless the text is enclosed in
<pre> ... </pre>.
What you probably want is to create a config file (normally ~/.hmrc) with
one of the following two lines (try each to see which one you prefer) and
either rebuild the archive from scratch or use the -x command line option
to have all the messages rewritten:
showhtml = 2
showhtml = 0
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