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<body bgcolor="#13132B" text="DFF8FF">   USING FK_HTML: Initial fk_html output:
  
~$ ./fk_html.pl Use: 
   fk_htmll.pl [-v]
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edit ~/.fk_html.conf </blockquote>
   OPTIONS:          -v => show client and server output on STDOUT 
  
~$ 
All fk_html settings are stored in ~/.fk_html.conf Use -v option for debugging purposes (and bug report plzz:)  
Settings: (.fk_html.conf file)
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An example of config file:
<blockquote>
 fk_html config file (~/.fk_html.conf) Section 1:Accounts <account>
local port 7070
 pop3 server adderss papuasia.org
 pop3 port 110 use SSL? (SSL_YES or SSL_NO) SSL_NO

      #Apply filters? (FILT_YES or FILT_NO)<br>
      #if FILT_YES, provide:<br>
      # MODE:<br>
      # B -&gt; block all mails from &lt;blocklist&gt;<br>
       A -&gt; allow mails only from &lt;allowlist&gt;</font></p>
    <p><font color="009900"># POLICY:<br>
      # I -&gt; ignore all filtered mails<br>
       H -&gt; download headers only</font></p>
    <p><font color="009900">#for example: FILT_YES B H<br>
      #it will download only headers of mails from &lt;blocklist&gt;</font></p>

FILT_NO Apply html conversion?? (HCONV_YES or HCONV_NO) HCONV_YES #Remove only Scripts from HTML (RM_SCRIPT_YES or

      RM_SCRIPTS_NO)<br>
      # if HCONV_YES it is always YES<br>
      RM_SCRIPTS_YES<br>
      &lt;/account&gt;</font></p>

<account> 7071
popmail.myserver.it 995 SSL_YES FILT_YES B H HCONV_NO RM_SCRIPTS_YES </account>
<EndSection> Section 2:Global Filtering <blocklist>

      Newsletter@iol.it<br>
      &lt;/blocklist&gt;</font></p>
    <p><font color="#009900">&lt;allowlist&gt;<br>
      &lt;/allowlist&gt;</font></p>

END OF CONFIG FILE 
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</blockquote>
Section 1: Accounts <blockquote>
Multiple accounts can be stored in <account> ... </account> blocks with the following sintax:
<blockquote>
1st line: local port for this account, where fk_html will wait for your connection 
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      <p><b>NOTE</b>:<br>
        every <i>account block</i> must have a UNIQUE local port number&nbsp;<br>
      <p>if you have 2 or more accounts on the same pop3 server only one <i>account 
        block</i> in needed</p>
      <blockquote> 
        <blockquote> 
          <p>&nbsp;</p>
        </blockquote>
      </blockquote>

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2nd line: your pop3 server address 3rd line: your pop3 server port (usually 110 if no SSL) 4th line: Use SSL for this server?? If yes write SSL_YES else write SSL_NO
5th line: Apply filters? (FILT_YES or FILT_NO) <blockquote>

      <p><b>NOTE:</b></p>
      <p>If FILT_YES you must provide:</p>
      <blockquote> 
        <p> MODE:<br>
          B -&gt; block all mails from <i>blocklist</i><br>
          A -&gt; allow mails only from <i>allowlist</i></p>
        <p>POLICY:<br>
          I -&gt; ignore all filtered mails<br>
          H -&gt; download headers only</p>
        <p>for example: FILT_YES B H<br>
          it will download only headers of mails from <i>blocklist</i></p>
      </blockquote>
      <p>&nbsp;</p>

</blockquote>
6th line: Apply html conversion?? (HCONV_YES or HCONV_NO) 7th line: Remove only Scripts from HTML?? (RM_SCRIPT_YES or RM_SCRIPTS_NO) <blockquote>

      <p><b>NOTE:</b><br>
        if HCONV_YES it is always used</p>

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<EndSection> 
</blockquote>
</blockquote>
NOTE: any section must be closed with <EndSection> tag except the last section  
Section 1: Global Filtering In this section there are 2 blocks: <blocklist> .... </blocklist> and <allowlist> .... </allowlist> As their names suggest the first block contanis the list of addresses that will be blocked, and the second one contanis the list of allowed addresses <blockquote>
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NOTE: 
blocklist and allowlist could contain also part of addresses For example

      an occourrence of &quot; <i>poplix</i>&quot; in blocklist wil tell to fk_html 
      to block all emails that contanis the string &quot;poplix&quot; in <i>FROM 
      </i>field of headers (i.e. poplix@papuasia.org, necci@poplixnerd.com, ecc.....)</p>

</blockquote>
</blockquote>
this section is used by the 5th line of any account block  
END OF CONFIG FILE  
 
Example: You have the following accounts: <blockquote>
necci@server.com and your pop3 is pop3.server.com arabico@server.com and your pop3 is pop3.server.com dim@dirtyim.org and your pop3 is dirtyim.org with SSL on port 995 </blockquote>
You hate:
<blockquote>
billgates@linux.org
franco@paranco.com
mariorossi@lido.it
</blockquote>
You love:
<blockquote>
poplix@papuasia.org
norlien@papuasia.org
heretto@sanzio.org
and all users from trnepal.net  
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dim@dirtyim.org is your main mailbox and your two accounts on server.com are used for general purposes
To download mail from dirtyim.org you use an advanced mail client (but without SSL support ) that render html mails.You like html mails (why??), but you know that some malicious script can be executed by html processor. To check mail from server.org you use with a low-level mail client that cannot handle html
 
Your config file will be:
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<account> 5431 dirtyim.org 995 SSL_YES you will recive mails only from people you love, all others mails will be ignored FILT_YES A I HCONV_NO RM_SCRIPTS_YES </account> <account> 5432 
server.com 
110 
SSL_NO 
you will recive mails from anyone except from your blocklist, but fk_html will download headers of filtered mails FILT_YES B H 
HCONV_YES RM_SCRIPTS_YES </account> <EndSection> <blocklist> billgates@linux.org 
franco@paranco.com 
mariorossi@lido.it 
</blocklist> <allowlist> poplix@papuasia.org 
norlien@papuasia.org 
heretto@sanzio.org 
all users of trnepal.net 
@trnepal.net 
</allowlist> END CONFIG </blockquote>
 
 
Edit your account settings in your advanced mail client: <blockquote>
user: dim pass: ******* 
pop3: 127.0.0.1 
port: 5431
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And in the other clinet
<blockquote>
user: necci pass: ******* 
pop3:127.0.0.1 
port: 5432
user: arabico pass: ********* 
pop3:127.0.0.1 
port: 5432
</blockquote>
 
Run fk_html
~$ ./fk_html fk_html started with 2 accounts ~$ 
Check your mail!  
fk_html has been written by poplix and is under GPL license Comments and bug reports are welcome (<a href="mailto:poplix@papuasia.org">poplix@papuasia.org</a>)  
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