Is there a way of striping html code from in coming mail or just accepting plain text internet mail in synchronet mail server?
Or can the web server handle showing html mail? webv4? Please and thanks for any help. Ranger.
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Re: strip or exclude html code in email
By: Ranger to All on Tue Mar 10 2020 02:27 pm

Is there a way of striping html code from in coming mail or just accepting plain text internet mail in synchronet mail server?

Most HTML mail is multi-part MIME these days and the supported methods for reading mail will display the plain-text version automatically.

The new message list module can also convert HTML-encoded message text to ANSI/terminal supported text on the fly.

Or can the web server handle showing html mail? webv4? Please and thanks

for

any help. Ranger.
Yes, I am new to Synchronet…

Is that UTF-8 in your text? Your message wasn't flagged as containing UTF-8 chars.

digital man

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Re: strip or exclude html code in email
By: Ranger to All on Tue Mar 10 2020 02:27 pm

Most HTML mail is multi-part MIME these days and the supported methods for reading mail will display the plain-text version automatically.

yes all mime types are set correctly (not changed from default settings) .

The new message list module can also convert HTML-encoded message text to ANSI/terminal supported text on the fly.

Is this a "mod" that needs to be set or enabled? Since a fresh windows (3.17b) install all Internet email has included html code in the message body. This includes the bbs telnet ansi mode... using (with at least 3 different telnet clients).

Is that UTF-8 in your text? Your message wasn't flagged as containing UTF-8 chars.

Would this effect the viewing or the "convert HTML-encoded message text to ANSI/terminal supported text on the fly" thingy?
FYI I am making this post with the webv4 message interface, if that makes any difference.
Thanks, Ranger.

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Re: strip or exclude html code in email
By: Ranger to Digital Man on Wed Mar 11 2020 07:14 pm

Re: strip or exclude html code in email
By: Ranger to All on Tue Mar 10 2020 02:27 pm

Most HTML mail is multi-part MIME these days and the supported methods

for

reading mail will display the plain-text version automatically.

yes all mime types are set correctly (not changed from default settings) .

I'm referring to the mail message itself, not a Synchronet setting.

The new message list module can also convert HTML-encoded message text to ANSI/terminal supported text on the fly.

Is this a "mod" that needs to be set or enabled?

Yes, it has to be installed: http://wiki.synchro.net/module:msglist

Since a fresh windows
(3.17b) install all Internet email has included html code in the message body. This includes the bbs telnet ansi mode... using (with at least 3 different telnet clients).

Sounds like message(s) you're receiving are not a multi-part MIME with a plain-text portion.

Is that UTF-8 in your text? Your message wasn't flagged as containing UTF-8 chars.

Would this effect the viewing or the "convert HTML-encoded message text to ANSI/terminal supported text on the fly" thingy?

No, a differnet issue.

FYI I am making this post with the webv4 message interface, if that makes any difference.

Sounds like there's an issue there.

digital man

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Thank you for your time and patients. I will give these things a try and let you know how this turns out.
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Re: strip or exclude html code in email
By: Ranger to Digital Man on Wed Mar 11 2020 07:14 pm

I'm referring to the mail message itself, not a Synchronet setting.

Yes, it has to be installed: http://wiki.synchro.net/module:msglist

Sounds like message(s) you're receiving are not a multi-part MIME with a plain-text portion.

No, a differnet issue.

Sounds like there's an issue there.

digital man

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I tried your suggestions and all went well with the script install (msglist.js)
every thing went as expected. When I logged in and tried to read mail or messages I got this error:

Thu Mar 12 2020 02:00 pm paladium.servebbs.com
term Node 1 <Ranger> !JavaScript C:\sbbs\exec\msglist.js line 1227: TypeError:
msgbase.get_index is not a function

I did then tried updating the load dir. per instructions, same error. Then tried sbbs_dev.zip as a last try with no luck. After removing the load mod in scfg things are back as they were before msglist install.

Running 3.17b win10 x64 + I left the exe and load files with the newest files from CVS
Thanks,
Ranger

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UPDATE! FIXED! (msglist MOD) Turns out that I must of had something corrupt in the default.src file. replaced it with the one from CVS and all is working fine. Thanks again for all your help!
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Re: strip or exclude html code in email
By: Ranger to Digital Man on Fri Mar 13 2020 11:29 am

Re: strip or exclude html code in email
By: Ranger to Digital Man on Wed Mar 11 2020 07:14 pm

I'm referring to the mail message itself, not a Synchronet setting.

Yes, it has to be installed: http://wiki.synchro.net/module:msglist

Sounds like message(s) you're receiving are not a multi-part MIME with a plain-text portion.

No, a differnet issue.

Sounds like there's an issue there.

I tried your suggestions and all went well with the script install (msglist.js) every thing went as expected. When I logged in and tried to read mail or messages I got this error:

Thu Mar 12 2020 02:00 pm paladium.servebbs.com
term Node 1 <Ranger> !JavaScript C:\sbbs\exec\msglist.js line 1227: TypeError: msgbase.get_index is not a function

I did then tried updating the load dir. per instructions, same error. Then tried sbbs_dev.zip as a last try with no luck. After removing the load mod in scfg things are back as they were before msglist install.

Running 3.17b win10 x64 + I left the exe and load files with the newest files from CVS

Ah, looks like you need to run v3.17c (dev-builds):
from the wiki page:
For full/proper function of this module, you'll need a recent v3.17c dev-build (as of March, 2020) of Synchronet, or later.

Update instructions here:
http://wiki.synchro.net/install:dev

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Yes sir. I guess it does pay to read the instructions some times. Thanks again.
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