hi ya
On Fri, 28 Feb 2003, Bob Proulx wrote:
> Yes. First off don't try to do it with Mozilla. Do it with procmail
> as the mail is processed on your machine. Procmail will put it in
> your mailbox to be read by Mozilla.
or config xbiff too ..
but i can just imagine in the office of 20-100 people
... mesg sah !! ( w/ monty python accent ) ...
or the 'cutesy "you got spam" ...
-- create different email accts w/ different sounds !!!
wonder how long before somebody decides no more sound on incoming emails
it'd probably be a good idea for "[EMAIL PROTECTED]"
but not for normal users ??
- fire off the fire engine/ambulance sound !!
http://www.Linux-Sec.net/Mail/spam.sounds/ -- monty python
http://www.Linux-Video.net/Samples/ - *.wav adn *.mid files
- or -
root# find /usr ( -name \*.wav -o -name \*.mid ) -ls
c ya
alvin
>
> Here are some ideas for a ~/.procmailrc file. Not entirely tested in
> this configuration but parts of mine. Be sure to read my warning.
>
> SENDER=`formail -c -x From: | awk '{print$$1}' | sed 's/[<>@].*//'`
> #SUBJECT=`formail -c -x Subject:` # You may want | cut -c-20
>
> :0c:festival.lock
> * ! ^FROM_DAEMON
> | echo You have mail from $SENDER. | festival --tts
>
> :0c:cw.lock
> * ! ^FROM_DAEMON
> | echo "@W25;@G0; vvv mail de @G15; $SENDER" | sudo cw --device=/dev/tty1 --noecho
> --nomessages
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