Martin Pala <martin.palahq.iol.cz> writes:

> The problem is, that huge of my clients (one domain) have special needs
> - they have SetTopBoxes, that support only plaintext messages. Is there
> a functional content filter for converting HTML to plaintext, or maybe
> what way could be used to reach this.

I support Wietse's suggestion. (The alternative would be to bounce such
mail with procmail/formail or maildrop/reformail and tell the sender to
retry in plain text, but some users will be unable to configure their
?utl??k properly and will be unable to send mail to your settop box
user, which is probably not desirable).

I tried several different HTML->txt converters, and about the only one
that was robust enough, and did not annoy with misfeatures (one does not
do line wrapping unless with ncurses output, the next cannot be forced
to parse a document with empty line before <!DOCTYPE> as HTML, the third
does not filter...), filter turned out to be lynx. lynx can be
restricted, and it can approximate the original characters in your local
character set.

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Matthias Andree
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