| somian | Got ya. |
| action | somian scratches head, realizes tonal ambiguity: "I mean, I see" |
| somian | scratches head, realizes tonal ambiguity: "I mean, I see" |
| Jmax- | as long as you run screen -U, change putty to UTF-8 instead of latin-whatever, and set your irssi charset properly... it should be default, dammit! |
| f00li5h | Jmax-: submit a patch and it will be |
| Jmax- | a patch to GNU screen, irssi, and putty? |
| f00li5h | yes. |
| Jmax- | anyways it's just a matter of making the setting default no patch would be required i could bitch at them in email ;) |
| f00li5h | surely you can do it in a .rc file |
| revdiablo | Jmax-: I don't run screen -U Jmax-: I haven't had any problems Does debian change the default behavior, maybe? |
| Jmax- | really? could be debian, yes f00li5h: putty has no rc file but otherwise i guess i could |
| grigora | hi, I am trying to write a script that would receive incoming emails from a Postfix mail server, would process them, and would store them in a database. Anyone knows how this can be done? thanks |
| f00li5h | grigora: what have you got so far? |
| fridim | hi |
| f00li5h | hi there fridim |
| fridim | I use a $dbh object to access mysql. On update of my server, for example, the connection in my perl script is lost : MySQL server has gone away |
| f00li5h | fridim: that's odd, what environment are you using DBI in? |
| fridim | linux |
| f00li5h | grigora: you want to have a look on search.cpan.org for something that will decode mime |
| action | CPAN upload: Net-Amazon-0.40 (+++++) by BOUMENOT |
| CPAN | upload: Net-Amazon-0.40 (+++++) by BOUMENOT |
| f00li5h | fridim: but mod_perl or a Tk ap? |
| fridim | nothing like that a poco::irc bot |
| grigora | f00li5h: that's a good question ... let me tell you what i know how to do, I can process the email, and can store it in a database, the missing piece is talking to Postfix where the options are UNIX socket or inet. I am no expert but I would prefer inet, but am not sure how to best communicate through inet ... hope this answers your question |
| f00li5h | fridim: (that was the question) grigora: you can just use /etc/aliases or ~/.forward with a line akin to "| /home/f00li5h/.process_emails.pm" |
| fridim | f00li5h, that was the question? |
| grigora | f00li5h: that's true, but I am trying to avoid creating user accounts for everyone |
| f00li5h | fridim: "what environmetn are you running in" grigora: don't have to, you can do the same thing in /etc/aliases |
| fridim | what do you mean by environment |
| f00li5h | fridim: stop that. |
| revdiablo | fridim: http://www.dbmail.org/index.php?page=overview |