p; i\ <\/title>\ <\/head>\ <body>\ <center>\ <h1> p; i\ <\/h1>\ <h3>von x; s/\n/<\/h3><h4> geschrieben am:/ p; a\ </h4>\ </center>\ <p>\ <hr>\ <p> d; } # If you have at least 5 dashes, substitute an underline /^[- ]*-----*$/c\ <hr> # Lines preceded by 5 or more spaces may be quotes or poetry. /^ /a\ <br> # Makes your HTTP URLS browsable (if there's any text after the # URL in the line, it'll get tacked onto the end of the URL, but # Netscape ignores it). /http:/{ s//<a href="http:/ p; i\ "> s/^.*<a href="// p; a\ <\/a> d; } # Ditto for FTP URLs /ftp:/{ s//<a href="ftp:/ p; i\ "> s/^.*<a href="// p; a\ <\/a> d; } # If there are any words italicized using the net convention of "*bang*" # convert them to real italics /\*.*\*/{ s/\*/<i>/ s/\*/<\/i>/ } # If any of these lines appear in your mail headers, this will delete them /^From /d /^Cc: /d /^To: /d /^Comments:/d /^Content-Length:/d /^Content-Transfer-Encoding:/d /^Content-Type:/d /^Date:/d /^Distribution:/d /^Lines:/d /^Message-ID:/d /^Message-Id:/d /^Mime-Version:/d /^Newsgroups:/d /^News-Software:/d /^Nntp-Posting-Host:/d /^NNTP-Posting-Host:/d /^Organization:/d /^Original-From:/d /^Path:/d /^Posted-Date:/d /^Priority:/d /^Received:/d /^Reply-To:/d /^Sender:/d /^X-Cc:/d /^X-Envelope-To:/d /^X-Lines:/d /^X-[Mm]ailer:/d /^X-Mozilla-Status:/d /^X-Sender:/d /^X-To:/d /^X-Vms-To:/d /^X-Vmsmail-To:/d /^X-Msmail-/d /^Xref:/d # Now we're at the last line, put on a standard trailer if you # want to. ${a\ <\/body>\ <\/html> }

######################################################################## # # mail2html.sed # Bob Crispen (crispen@hiwaay.net) # # Converts mail messages into more or less reasonable-looking HTML. # You'll still need to do some hand-editing, particularly if your mail # program won't delete "Received-From:" lines, but at least this gets # you started. # ######################################################################## # Turns all quoted lines (using the net convention of ">") to italic /^>/{ i\ a\ <\/i>
} # Some really lame web browsers won't take an ampersand in the text /\&/s/\&/\&/ # Convert "<" and ">" to proper HTML //s//\>/g # Any blank line in the text will be substituted with a paragraph marker /^ *$/s//
/ # Delete the "From" line from the header. Hopefully this won't delete # any lines beginning with "From" from your text. /^From:/{ s///; x; } /^Date:/{ s///; H d } # The Subject: line is the title of the paper and the headline # at the top of the paper /^Subject: /{ s///; s/\&/\&/ i\ \ \ p; i\ <\/title>\ <\/head>\ <body>\ <center>\ <h1> p; i\ <\/h1>\ <h3>von x; s/\n/<\/h3><h4> geschrieben am:/ p; a\ </h4>\ </center>\ <p>\ <hr>\ <p> d; } # If you have at least 5 dashes, substitute an underline /^[- ]*-----*$/c\ <hr> # Lines preceded by 5 or more spaces may be quotes or poetry. /^ /a\ <br> # Makes your HTTP URLS browsable (if there's any text after the # URL in the line, it'll get tacked onto the end of the URL, but # Netscape ignores it). /http:/{ s//<a href="http:/ p; i\ "> s/^.*<a href="// p; a\ <\/a> d; } # Ditto for FTP URLs /ftp:/{ s//<a href="ftp:/ p; i\ "> s/^.*<a href="// p; a\ <\/a> d; } # If there are any words italicized using the net convention of "*bang*" # convert them to real italics /\*.*\*/{ s/\*/<i>/ s/\*/<\/i>/ } # If any of these lines appear in your mail headers, this will delete them /^From /d /^Cc: /d /^To: /d /^Comments:/d /^Content-Length:/d /^Content-Transfer-Encoding:/d /^Content-Type:/d /^Date:/d /^Distribution:/d /^Lines:/d /^Message-ID:/d /^Message-Id:/d /^Mime-Version:/d /^Newsgroups:/d /^News-Software:/d /^Nntp-Posting-Host:/d /^NNTP-Posting-Host:/d /^Organization:/d /^Original-From:/d /^Path:/d /^Posted-Date:/d /^Priority:/d /^Received:/d /^Reply-To:/d /^Sender:/d /^X-Cc:/d /^X-Envelope-To:/d /^X-Lines:/d /^X-[Mm]ailer:/d /^X-Mozilla-Status:/d /^X-Sender:/d /^X-To:/d /^X-Vms-To:/d /^X-Vmsmail-To:/d /^X-Msmail-/d /^Xref:/d # Now we're at the last line, put on a standard trailer if you # want to. ${a\ <\/body>\ <\/html> }