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The Lounge What is on Your Mind? What is your age? (Part 2) Post 302100804 by jimmyc on Friday 22nd of December 2006 12:36:02 PM

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Originally Posted by Perderabo

And I see no reason that I could not be a contributing member of this forum past age 100 (umm, well, ...assuming the forum survives that long).

Tooo funnny Smilie

I've never been much with programming. The syntax crap just drives me up the wall. Machine language was interesting. I can do it, and will write what I need to but don't really enjoy it. First job (while going to school) in late 70's was with E-Systems working with EE's building/testing antenna in the GHZ range. Cool stuff, really black box. I always enjoyed working with my hands so I ended up in the customer support end of the field. Liked working with people and helping them. Sun in the late eights build a box called 386i. When you pulled off the side cover everyone who worked on the project had their names signed on the inside cover (Won't see any of that now days). When PC's started entering the market I moved over to networking. Did a lot of backbone taps for TI's network. Finally ended up in the automated data transfer arena. Interesting, pays the bills and lets me do my hobby....

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SIMPLIFY(1)						      General Commands Manual						       SIMPLIFY(1)

NAME

       simplify - a script to simplify a MIME message

SYNOPSIS

       simplify [args ...] < message > othermessage

DESCRIPTION

       This manual page documents briefly the simplify command.  simplify is a Perl script to simplify a MIME message.

       This script never loads the entire message into memory, but does dump it's entire contents to disk once.

OPTIONS

       mime=no
	      Don't use MIME, no HTML mail allowed.

       testing=yes
	      Run in testing mode (suppress randonmess)

       saveall=yes
	      Save all attachments to files.

       temp=/path/to/working/dir/
	      Defaults to /tmp.

       url=http://box/path/
	      URL-prefix for printing paths to attachments

       header=text...
	      Text preceding the attachment URL list.

       textsig=/path/to/file
	      Text signature to append to text parts.

       htmlsig=/path/to/file
	      HTML signature to append to HTML parts.

       If  "saveall"  is yes, then the script will save all attachments to disk so people can access their contents later.  If an URL is specified
       then that automatically implies "saveall=yes".  Without this, the default behavior is to only save text and html parts, and delete them and
       all working directories when the script is finished.

SEE ALSO

       sanitizer(1).  More info on configuration: /usr/share/doc/sanitizer/sanitizer.html

AUTHOR

       Bjarni R. Einarsson <bre@klaki.net>

       This manual page was written by Alberto Gonzalez Iniesta <agi@agi.as> for the Debian GNU/Linux system (but may be used by others).

								   May 14, 2003 						       SIMPLIFY(1)