Hello everybody!

I am wondering if anyone knows of a procmail filter that will work on a Pi that will do the following:

a) strip all GPG
b) decode base64 mails

then instead of saving, send the body to another script. I did see a mutt script that should have done it, but I lose the url

Sean


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Re: porocmail filter
By: Sean Rima to All on Wed Apr 16 2025 10:55:07

I am wondering if anyone knows of a procmail filter that will work on a Pi that will do the following:

Did you try passing something like

"procmail script to strip gpg and decode base 64 emails then send the body to another script"

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Hello nelgin!

21 Apr 25 04:43, you wrote to me:

Re: porocmail filter
By: Sean Rima to All on Wed Apr 16 2025 10:55:07

I am wondering if anyone knows of a procmail filter that will work
on a Pi that will do the following:

Did you try passing something like

"procmail script to strip gpg and decode base 64 emails then send the
body to another script"

to gemini? It throws out a script that looks reasonable. You can then tweak it.

I never thought of that. I will see what it can generate :)

Sean


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Hello nelgin!

21 Apr 25 04:43, you wrote to me:

Re: porocmail filter
By: Sean Rima to All on Wed Apr 16 2025 10:55:07

I am wondering if anyone knows of a procmail filter that will work
on a Pi that will do the following:

Did you try passing something like

"procmail script to strip gpg and decode base 64 emails then send the
body to another script"

to gemini? It throws out a script that looks reasonable. You can then tweak it.

I threw it through chatgpt and it is working. Just finishing some touches but I think will be handy so will share once I am done and dusted :)

Sean


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Re: porocmail filter
By: Sean Rima to nelgin on Mon Apr 21 2025 11:27:17

I never thought of that. I will see what it can generate :)

It seems pretty good for simple stuff. Trying to get it to write entire scripts in JavaScript using the Synchronet JS model is a little more difficult :)
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Hello nelgin!

21 Apr 25 05:44, you wrote to me:

Re: porocmail filter
By: Sean Rima to nelgin on Mon Apr 21 2025 11:27:17

I never thought of that. I will see what it can generate :)

It seems pretty good for simple stuff. Trying to get it to write
entire scripts in JavaScript using the Synchronet JS model is a little more difficult :)

I am shocked by how easy it is. I am wondering if it could write a script for BBBS :)

Sean


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On Mon, 21 Apr 2025 13:40:53 +0100
"Sean Rima" (86:553/20.1) <Sean.Rima@p1.f20.n553.z86.fidonet> wrote:

Hello nelgin!

21 Apr 25 05:44, you wrote to me:

Re: porocmail filter
By: Sean Rima to nelgin on Mon Apr 21 2025 11:27:17

I never thought of that. I will see what it can generate :)

It seems pretty good for simple stuff. Trying to get it to write
entire scripts in JavaScript using the Synchronet JS model is a
little more difficult :)

I am shocked by how easy it is. I am wondering if it could write a
script for BBBS :)

Sean

It could well do. Give it a try and let us know.
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Hello nelgin!

21 Apr 25 10:17, you wrote to all:

I never thought of that. I will see what it can generate :)

It seems pretty good for simple stuff. Trying to get it to

write

entire scripts in JavaScript using the Synchronet JS model is a
little more difficult :)

I am shocked by how easy it is. I am wondering if it could write a
script for BBBS :)

It could well do. Give it a try and let us know.

First attempt failed but I am now thinking of uploading the bbbs header files and see what it makes of them. I have 3 new scripts, 1 to import RSS feeds, 1 to imports mhonarc mailing list archives and one to send a mastodon update after grabbing a weather forecast

Sean
Sean


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On Tue, 22 Apr 2025 11:10:08 +0100
"Sean Rima" (86:553/20.1) <Sean.Rima@p1.f20.n553.z86.fidonet> wrote:

Hello nelgin!

21 Apr 25 10:17, you wrote to all:

I never thought of that. I will see what it can generate :)

It seems pretty good for simple stuff. Trying to get it to

write

entire scripts in JavaScript using the Synchronet JS model
is a little more difficult :)

I am shocked by how easy it is. I am wondering if it could write a
script for BBBS :)

It could well do. Give it a try and let us know.

First attempt failed but I am now thinking of uploading the bbbs
header files and see what it makes of them. I have 3 new scripts, 1
to import RSS feeds, 1 to imports mhonarc mailing list archives and
one to send a mastodon update after grabbing a weather forecast

Sean
Sean

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Try Gemini, Meta AI or Claude maybe?
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