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About me
| Name | EdBot |
|---|---|
| Occupation | Computer Scientist |
| User since | March 1, 2010 |
| Number of add-ons developed | 0 add-ons |
| Average rating of developer's add-ons | Not yet rated |
My Reviews
Automatic Export
Rated 4 out of 5 stars
Linux Mint 15 Olivia (Ubuntu 13.04 Raring Ringtail)
TB 24.2.0
Lightning 2.6.5
Automatic Export 0.5.2
This is a much-needed extension and, in general, it works very well. Thank you for creating it.
The extension does not, however, seem to handle Linux filepath separators ("/"), and the "automatic backup" feature seems to save only one version though the documentation implies that multiple versions can be saved.
FiltaQuilla
Rated 3 out of 5 stars
I agree with delicacy that it would be very nice to have this add-on maintained, and I appreciate the links to the 1.3beta version. I see a number of requests 'out there' asking for some way to take particular actions based on the content of incoming mail messags. Filtaquilla does this to some extent, but if the action if dependent upon the actual content of the body of the message, it is not obvious how to do it.
A work-around which will allow using whatever external package one might want to use for the actual (regex) searching is to use the 'run file' of Filtaquilla. This will run an executable of one's choice, passing to it the messages subject as arg[1] and the message-id as arg[2]. As an example, the following bash script (the target of the 'fun file' action) will extract the block bewteen the message-id and the next "^From -":
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#!/bin/bash
# filtaquilla passes 2 args:
# subject is $1; message id is $2
MSGID=$2
INBOX={path to your profile's}/INBOX
LOGFILE={wherever you wish to put it}
# truncate output file
echo "" > $LOGFILE
# write all lines from $MSGID to "^From "
sed -n '/'"$MSGID"'/,/^From /p' $INBOX >> $LOGFILE
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Now, one could pipe the output to sed, awk, or whatever to process further (I'm looking at the automatic messages I get from NAS4FREE to process for disk issues) and take whatever action is needed.
I haven't yet checked to see if Filtaquilla spawns or execs the 'run file', so I can't yet speak for how subsequent actions might behave. It doesn't appear possible to use any sort of return from the 'run file' to affect them, though, so, for example, to send another email (a disk alert in my case) by email will probably have to be done from within the script.
[I'm using a linux system, but I think the same thing could be done on windoze using, say, cygwin.]
ReminderFox
Rated 5 out of 5 stars
This add-on is extremely helpful in a variety of ways, but one thing I use frequently is the "Quick Alarm" feature. This is great for those one-off reminders - such as to call someone. This use would be greatly enhanced if one could set the Quick Alarm with a specified time rather than just in a time increment from the present (the display of when the alarm will happen is helpful, but one still has to figure out the number of, say, minutes from 'now' until the desired time). Certainly this can be accomplished by using the regular Add Reminder, but setting a time does seem to be in the spirit of the Quick Alarm feature.
Thanks for providing and maintaining a great add-on!
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