[9front] [patch] note on the first email

[9front] [patch] note on the first email

[Kemal]

hello,
apparently gmail encoded some characters weirdly. the first corrupt
one is small e with acute, second one is an equals sign, third one is
the pound sign.

Re: [9front] [patch] note on the first email

[Sigrid Solveig Haflínudóttir]

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Could you please send the patch attached, if it's possible?  I didn't
really get which characters are wrong.  Otherwise it looks ready to be
applied.

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From: Kemal <kemalinanc8@gmail.com>
To: 9front@9front.org
Subject: [9front] [patch] note on the first email
Date: Fri, 18 Dec 2020 10:23:52 +0300
Message-ID: <CABO6shf8aj3WXx7pfqD5tCTXV+qWdd9J3zckDMRsxJ0BuN_=sg@mail.gmail.com>

hello,
apparently gmail encoded some characters weirdly. the first corrupt
one is small e with acute, second one is an equals sign, third one is
the pound sign.

Re: [9front] [patch] note on the first email

[hiro]

next time please respond to your own mail so that the response goes
into the same thread with the same subject..

please try to resend the patch as an attachment.

On 12/18/20, Kemal <kemalinanc8@gmail.com> wrote:
> hello,
> apparently gmail encoded some characters weirdly. the first corrupt
> one is small e with acute, second one is an equals sign, third one is
> the pound sign.
>

Re: [9front] [patch] note on the first email

[Kemal]

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2020-12-18 15:34 GMT+03:00, hiro <23hiro@gmail.com>:
> next time please respond to your own mail so that the response goes
> into the same thread with the same subject..
>
> please try to resend the patch as an attachment.
>
> On 12/18/20, Kemal <kemalinanc8@gmail.com> wrote:
>> hello,
>> apparently gmail encoded some characters weirdly. the first corrupt
>> one is small e with acute, second one is an equals sign, third one is
>> the pound sign.
>>
>

ok, there it goes:

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diff -r d9e940a768d1 sys/lib/kbmap/tr
--- /dev/null	Thu Jan 01 00:00:00 1970 +0000
+++ b/sys/lib/kbmap/tr	Thu Dec 17 11:14:25 2020 +0300
@@ -0,0 +1,50 @@
+0	41	'"
+0	12	'*
+0	13	'-
+0 	23	0x0131
+0	26	0x011f
+0	27	0x00fc
+0	39	0x015f
+0	40 	'i
+0	43	',
+0	51	0x00f6
+0	52	0x00e7
+0	53	'.
+1	41	'é
+1	3	''
+1	4	'^
+1	5	'+
+1	7	'&
+1	8	'/
+1	9	'(
+1	10	')
+1	11	'=
+1	12	'?
+1	13	'_
+1	23	'I
+1	26	0x011e
+1	27	0x00dc
+1	39	0x015e
+1	40	0x0130
+1	43	';
+1	51	0x00d6
+1	52	0x00c7
+1	53	':
+3	41	'<
+3	2	'>
+3	3	'£
+3	4	'#
+3	5	'$
+3	6	0x00bd
+3	8	'{
+3	9	'[
+3	10	']
+3	11	'}
+3	12	'\
+3	13	'|
+3	16	'@
+3	18	0x20ac
+3	20	0x20ba
+3	26	0x00a8
+3	27	'~
+3	43	'`

Re: [9front] [patch] note on the first email

[kvik]

It's in.  Thanks.

Re: [9front] [patch] note on the first email

[Alex Musolino]

> next time please respond to your own mail so that the
> response goes into the same thread with the same subject..

Is there a reasonable way to do this with upas?

Re: [9front] [patch] note on the first email

[Alex Musolino]

> Is there a reasonable way to do this with upas?

Err, nevermind, it's trivial for messages sent to a list
you are a member of.  Would be nice to be able to do it
generally though.

Re: [9front] [patch] note on the first email

[ori]

Quoth Alex Musolino <alex@musolino.id.au>:
> > Is there a reasonable way to do this with upas?
> 
> Err, nevermind, it's trivial for messages sent to a list
> you are a member of.  Would be nice to be able to do it
> generally though.
> 

upas/marshal -r message

Re: [9front] [patch] note on the first email

[Alex Musolino]

> upas/marshal -r message

This doesn't work for messages that *I* have sent
because they aren't kept anywhere.

Re: [9front] [patch] note on the first email

[ori]

Quoth Alex Musolino <alex@musolino.id.au>:
> > upas/marshal -r message
> 
> This doesn't work for messages that *I* have sent
> because they aren't kept anywhere.
> 

They can be: upas/marshal -S maildir will keep a
copy of outgoing mail.

Re: [9front] [patch] note on the first email

[kvik]

I sometimes remember to Bcc myself.

You could probably script this quite easily.

Re: [9front] [patch] note on the first email

[Stanley Lieber]

On December 20, 2020 6:45:25 PM EST, kvik@a-b.xyz wrote:
>I sometimes remember to Bcc myself.
>
>You could probably script this quite easily.

remember pipeto and pipefrom (see filter(1)).

sl

Re: [9front] [patch] note on the first email

[Alex Musolino]

> They can be: upas/marshal -S maildir will keep a
> copy of outgoing mail.

Ah, that gets me close.  Only problem is that
it stores to a local maildir, so not accessible
from other locations.  Probably not a big deal
in practice.

Re: [9front] [patch] note on the first email

[Alex Musolino]

> remember pipeto and pipefrom (see filter(1)).

Indeed!  I'm already using these to archive incoming and
outgoing mail in a $year/$month/$msg structure.  It's on
my todo list to make this accessible over imap.

Anyway, I was just trying to poke some fun at the fact
that it's not straight forward to reply to ones own
messages without some setup work.

Perhaps, once I get something I'm happy with, I'll do a
bit of a write up.

Re: [9front] [patch] note on the first email

[Stanley Lieber]

On December 20, 2020 7:13:19 PM EST, Alex Musolino <alex@musolino.id.au> wrote:
>> remember pipeto and pipefrom (see filter(1)).
>
>Indeed!  I'm already using these to archive incoming and
>outgoing mail in a $year/$month/$msg structure.  It's on
>my todo list to make this accessible over imap.
>
>Anyway, I was just trying to poke some fun at the fact
>that it's not straight forward to reply to ones own
>messages without some setup work.
>
>Perhaps, once I get something I'm happy with, I'll do a
>bit of a write up.

I just bcc myself on everything.

and I agree, many aspects of the mail system are cumbersome.

sl

Re: [9front] [patch] note on the first email

[sirjofri]

Hey all,

I've described a possible pipefrom for this reason. It is accessible over 
imap but does only save messages sent from 9front. That's not an issue 
because most smtp/imap programs can save outgoing mails in Sent 
automatically.

https://sirjofri.de/changeblog/1608301892/

sirjofri