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- Committer: Bazaar Package Importer
- Author(s): Kapil Hari Paranjape
- Date: 2008-04-09 18:55:23 UTC
- mfrom: (1.1.4 upstream) (3.1.1 lenny)
- Revision ID: james.westby@ubuntu.com-20080409185523-dqokcloumyn1ibn4
Tags: 3.3.4-1
* New upstream version (3.3.4).
- Convert between iso8859-1 and utf-8 on the fly.
- Support reading of pdf using pdftohtml.
- French translation of html documentation.
- Old html documentation renamed to usersguide.
- Additional documentation on philosophy.
* debian/control:
- Changed homepage to sourcefource site.
- Moved homepage from description to its own field.
- Added "poppler-utils | xpdf-utils" to Recommends.
- Added "www-browser", "mail-reader" and "editor" to Provides.
- Removed "XS-" from Vcs-Svn tag.
- Standards-Version: 3.7.3
* debian/docs: Added new documentation files
from "doc/" subdirectory.
* debian/watch: Updated to use sourceforge site.
* debian/edbrowse.doc-base:
- Changed name of upstream provided html documentation from
"ebdoc.html" to "usersguide.html".
- Changed section from "net" to "Network/Web Browsing".
* debian/install: Compiled binary is now in "src/".
- Convert between iso8859-1 and utf-8 on the fly.
- Support reading of pdf using pdftohtml.
- French translation of html documentation.
- Old html documentation renamed to usersguide.
- Additional documentation on philosophy.
* debian/control:
- Changed homepage to sourcefource site.
- Moved homepage from description to its own field.
- Added "poppler-utils | xpdf-utils" to Recommends.
- Added "www-browser", "mail-reader" and "editor" to Provides.
- Removed "XS-" from Vcs-Svn tag.
- Standards-Version: 3.7.3
* debian/docs: Added new documentation files
from "doc/" subdirectory.
* debian/watch: Updated to use sourceforge site.
* debian/edbrowse.doc-base:
- Changed name of upstream provided html documentation from
"ebdoc.html" to "usersguide.html".
- Changed section from "net" to "Network/Web Browsing".
* debian/install: Compiled binary is now in "src/".
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removed
doc/setup.ebrc
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#!/bin/bash
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# This script interviews a new user of edbrowse,
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# and creates an initial version of the .ebrc config file.
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# The config file can be edited thereafter.
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# Abort if an error occurs
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set -e
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question=
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# default answer
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defans=
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shellknown=n
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if [ $SHELL = /bin/bash ]
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then
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shellknown=y
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shellstart=.bash_login
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shellfns=.bashrc
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fi
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function response()
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{
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echo -n "$question"
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if [ -n "$defans" ]
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then
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echo -n " [$defans]"
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fi
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echo -n ": "
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read answer
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if [ -z "$answer" ]
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then
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answer=$defans
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fi
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}
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function responsenumber()
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{
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while true
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do
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response
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if [ -z "${answer/[0-9]*/}" ]
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then
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break
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fi
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echo "Please enter a number."
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done
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}
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function responserange()
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{
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start=$1
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end=$2
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while true
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do
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responsenumber
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if [ $answer -ge $start -a $answer -le $end ]
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then
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break
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fi
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echo "Please enter a number between $start and $end."
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done
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}
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# respond with a certain letter
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function responselrs()
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{
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lrs=$1
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while true
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do
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response
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answer=${answer:0:1}
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if [ -z "${answer/[$lrs]/}" ]
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then
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break
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fi
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echo "Please enter one of the letters $lrs."
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done
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}
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function responseyn()
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{
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while true
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do
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response
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answer=${answer:0:1}
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if [ "$answer" = y -o "$answer" = n ]
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then
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break
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fi
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echo "Please enter y or n."
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done
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}
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function hitreturn()
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{
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question="Hit return to continue"
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defans=
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response
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}
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# edbrowse config file
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ebcf=$HOME/.ebrc
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function configstart()
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{
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if [ ! -f $ebcf ]
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then
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echo "I am creating your edbrowse config file in $ebcf.
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I will write text into this file as we go along.
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This file contains passwords, and should not be readable by others.
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I will set the permissions accordingly; please leave it at 600.
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"
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echo '# edbrowse configuration file.
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# You can edit this file via edbrowse -c.
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# autosetup 1' >$ebcf
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chmod 600 $ebcf
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sleep 3
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echo "File created successfully.
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"
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sleep 2
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fi
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lastline=`tail -1 $ebcf`
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level=${lastline:13}
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prelevel=${lastline:3:9}
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}
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configstart
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if [ "$prelevel" != autosetup ]
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then
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echo "You already have an edbrowse config file in place;
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I will be working with the file $ebcf.new.
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When we're done, you can move this back to $ebcf, but beware,
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you will lose all the configuration information that you currently have in that file.
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"
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sleep 2
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ebcf=$ebcf.new
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configstart
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fi
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if [ "$prelevel" != autosetup ]
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then
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echo "Your .ebrc.new file seems to be complete, or corrupted.
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I cannot safely update either of these files.
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Please remove one or both of them, and start this script again."
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exit 1
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fi
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if [ $level = 1 ]
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then
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echo "*** level 1, default behaviors ***
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"
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echo "The debug level determines the amount of output you will receive.
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0 is silent, except for errors.
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1 prints the size of each file as it is read or written.
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2 prints the different urls as you are redirected from one website to another.
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Higher levels crank out more output, but you probably don't want to see that.
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Most people like level 1."
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question="Enter debug level"
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defans=1
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responserange 0 4
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dblev=$answer
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echo
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echo "When a simple error occurs, I usually print out a question mark,
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and nothing more. I can however print the error message every time.
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Most people like the quick question marks for simple typos."
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question="Do you want to read the error message every time"
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defans=n
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responseyn
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Hon=$answer
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echo
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echo "When scanning through a directory, it is readonly by default.
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This means you cannot delete a file, simply by deleting the corresponding line.
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You can change this behavior so that deleted files are moved
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to your trash bin, or deleted altogether.
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r = directories are readonly.
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m = deleted files move to your trash bin.
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x = deleted files go away forever."
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question="How should deletes in directory mode behave"
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defans=m
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responselrs rmx
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dmode=dw
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if [ "$answer" = r ]
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then
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dmode=dr
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fi
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if [ "$answer" = x ]
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then
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dmode=dx
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fi
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echo
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echo "When you edit a directory, some files are hidden by default.
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These are the files that begin with a dot, like .ebrc."
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question="Do you want to see these files"
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defans=n
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responseyn
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hf=$answer
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echo
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echo "When a line is listed with the l command,
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I can put ^ at the beginning of the line and $ at the end.
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Or I can do this all the time.
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o = end markers off.
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l = end markers on listed lines.
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p = end markers every time I print a line."
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question="When do you want ^ $ markers to appear"
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defans=o
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responselrs olp
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endmarks=eo
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if [ "$answer" = l ]
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then
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endmarks=el
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fi
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if [ "$answer" = p ]
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then
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endmarks=ep
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fi
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echo
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(
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echo "# The init function is run when edbrowse is started.
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# It can be used to establish the settings you want,
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# or preload common files such as your bookmarks etc.
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function+init {
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# debug level is 0 at the start, to avoid a lot of messages at startup
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db0
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# end markers for listed lines
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$endmarks"
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if [ $hf = y ]
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then
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echo "# Show hidden files in a directory
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hf"
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fi
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echo "# Manage deleted files in directory mode
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$dmode"
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if [ $Hon = y ]
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then
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echo "# Show the error messages every time.
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H"
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fi
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if [ $dblev != 0 ]
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then
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echo "# set the debug level
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db$dblev"
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fi
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echo '}
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# autosetup 2'
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) >>$ebcf
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level=2
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fi
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if [ $level = 2 ]
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then
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echo "*** level 2, special edbrowse files ***
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"
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echo "Many people put their bookmarks, email addresses, certificates, etc in an edbrowse directory.
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Enter a directory now, or just hit return for the default."
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question="Edbrowse system directory"
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defans=$HOME/.eb
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response
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ebdir=$answer
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if [ ! -d $ebdir ]
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then
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mkdir $ebdir
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fi
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if [ ! -d $ebdir ]
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then
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echo "$ebdir is not a directory"
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exit 1
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fi
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echo
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echo "It is convenient to have a file of bookmarks, also known as favorites
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in the Windows world.
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It isn't strictly necessary, but if you have this set up,
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I can create some aliases and functions that will make it easier
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to access, and add to, your bookmarks."
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question="Enter the location of your bookmarks file"
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defans=$ebdir/bookmarks
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response
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ebbm=$answer
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touch $ebbm
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if [ ! -s $ebbm ]
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then
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echo "<html>
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<!-- Bookmark file, compatible with edbrowse.
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A bookmark typically consists of 3 lines.
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URL
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description
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close anchor
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This is created by the A command.
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Of course this file can be viewed by any browser.
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It's just html.
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-->
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<A HREF=http://www.eklhad.net>
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Karl Dahlke home page
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</A>
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<A HREF=http://www.mathreference.com>
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MathReference.com
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</A>
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<A HREF=http://www.space.com>
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space.com
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</A>" > $ebbm
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fi
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echo
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# put bookmark variables in the shell files?
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bmvar=n
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if [ $shellknown = y ]
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then
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echo "I can create, in your $shellstart file, a variable like this:
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export bookmarks=$ebbm
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so you can access your bookmarks from anywhere.
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I can also put an alias in your $shellfns file
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alias ebm='edbrowse \$bookmarks'
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so you can type in ebm and edet or access your bookmarks from anywhere.
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(You will need to log out and log back in for this alias to take effect.)"
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question="Would you like me to create this alias"
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defans=y
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responseyn
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bmvar=$answer
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echo
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fi
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echo "I will create, in your config file, a function wbm that you can invoke via
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<wbm
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This will add the contents of your current buffer to your bookmarks.
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Usually this follows the A command, which builds your bookmark.
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Check it out in your config file when this program is over."
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hitreturn
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echo
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echo "It is convenient to have a file of email addresses,
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i.e. your address book.
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It isn't strictly necessary, but if you have this set up,
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I can create some aliases and functions that will make it easier
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to access, and add to, your address book."
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question="Enter the location of your address book"
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defans=$ebdir/adbook
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response
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ebad=$answer
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touch $ebad
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if [ ! -s $ebad ]
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then
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echo "# Address book, compatible with edbrowse.
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# relatives
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#friends
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# work
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# internet contacts
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eklhad:eklhad@gmail.com:home phone:cell phone:anything else you like
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" > $ebad
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fi
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echo
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# put address book variables in the shell files?
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advar=n
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if [ $shellknown = y ]
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then
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echo "I can create, in your $shellstart file, a variable like this:
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export adbook=$ebad
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so you can access your address book from anywhere.
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I can also put an alias in your $shellfns file
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alias eab='edbrowse \$adbook'
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so you can type in eab and edet or access your email addresses from anywhere.
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(You will need to log out and log back in for this alias to take effect.)"
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question="Would you like me to create this alias"
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defans=y
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responseyn
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advar=$answer
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echo
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fi
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echo "I need a file for cookies.
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If you don't know what cookies are, don't worry about it.
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It's just something I need to browse certain websites."
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question="Enter the location of your cookie jar"
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defans=$ebdir/cookies
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response
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ebcook=$answer
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touch $ebcook
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# Some cookies contain passwords.
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chmod 600 $ebcook
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echo
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echo "I need a file for secure certificates.
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These are used for secure transactions on the web, such as amazon.com."
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lynxcert=/etc/ssl/cert.pem
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ebcert=
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if [ -f $lynxcert ]
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then
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echo "I see you already have such a file, $lynxcert,
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which is used by lynx.
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Would you like edbrowse to use the same file,
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so that lynx and edbrowse share the same certificates?"
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question="Share with $lynxcert"
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defans=y
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responseyn
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if [ $answer = y ]
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then
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ebcert=$lynxcert
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fi
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fi
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if [ -z "$ebcert" ]
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then
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question="Enter the location of your certificate file"
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defans=$ebdir/cert
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response
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touch $ebcert
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then
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echo "Would you like me to retrieve a file of certificates from the internet?
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You must be on line for this to work."
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question="Fetch from internet"
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defans=y
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responseyn
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if [ $answer = y ]
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then
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wget -q -O $ebcert http://www.eklhad.net/linux/app/ssl-certs
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echo "got it."
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else
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echo "Ok, you can get a certificate file later."
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fi
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fi
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echo "Later on, when you are logged in as root, you may want to move this
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to $lynxcert, so that your certificates can be shared among
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edbrowse, lynx, and other browsers."
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fi
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echo
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echo "I need a file to store IP addresses that usually generate spam.
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This file can be empty for now; as long as it exists.
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We'll worry about how to populate it later."
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question="List of suspect IP addresses"
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defans=$ebdir/ipblack
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response
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ebip=$answer
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touch $ebip
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echo
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echo "When edbrowse fetches your mail, it automatically moves to a directory
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that you can think of as your in-box."
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question="Enter mail directory"
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defans=$HOME/mbox
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response
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ebinbox=$answer
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if [ ! -d $ebinbox ]
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then
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mkdir $ebinbox
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fi
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echo
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if [ $shellknown = y ]
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then
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# It's really stupid that bash doesn't call .bashrc after invoking .bash_login.
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# So you should call .bashrc from insinde .bash_login.
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# Do you?
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callbashrc=n
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if grep -q "^\. *$shellfns" $shellstart
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then
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callbashrc=y
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fi
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fi
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if [ $bmvar = y ]
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then
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echo "
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export bookmarks=$ebbm" >> $shellstart
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echo "
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alias ebm='edbrowse $ebbm'" >> $shellfns
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if [ $callbashrc = n ]
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then
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echo "
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alias ebm='edbrowse $ebbm'" >> $shellstart
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fi
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fi
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if [ $advar = y ]
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then
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echo "
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export adbook=$ebad" >> $shellstart
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echo "
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alias eab='edbrowse $ebad'" >> $shellfns
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if [ $callbashrc = n ]
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then
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echo "
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alias eab='edbrowse $ebad'" >> $shellstart
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fi
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fi
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echo "# My address book.
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adbook = $ebad
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# The cookie jar
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jar = $ebcook
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# secure certificates for https
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certfile = $ebcert
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# ip addresses in the blacklist
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ipblack = $ebip
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# Write spam messages here. I use a file in my trash bin,
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# so I know it gets cleaned out every week.
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spamcan = $HOME/.Trash/spamcan
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# Function to write a bookmark to your list of favorites.
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# Best to use this function every time, because it appends.
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# If you do it manually you might accidentally write without append,
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# and clobber all the bookmarks you have accumulated.
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function+wbm {
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w+ $ebbm
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}
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# Move to this directory when fetching mail.
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maildir = $ebinbox
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# autosetup 3" >> $ebcf
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fi
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if [ $level = 3 ]
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then
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echo "*** level 3, mail accounts ***
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It's time to configure your mail accounts,
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so that edbrowse can act as a mail client, retrieving and sending mail
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over the Internet. I only need to know about direct mail accounts.
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If you have a mail account, such as hotmail.com, that you access
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through your browser, as a website, I don't need to know about that.
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I only need to know about mail accounts that you access through a mail client
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like Outlook, Pine, Eudora, etc."
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question="Do you have any of these mail accounts"
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defans=y
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responseyn
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echo
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# Build the mail string as we go.
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# I'll turn & into newline later.
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mst="# Mail accounts.&# These are the direct mail accounts, web based email is not needed here.&"
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if [ $answer = n ]
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then
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mst="$mst&# No mail accounts at the present time.&"
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else
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echo "Great. Here is what you will need for each mail account.
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1. The machine that you get your mail from, and send your mail to.
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These are often the same machine, such as mail.somedomain.com,
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but sometimes they are different, such as pop3.somedomain.com
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and smtp.somedomain.com.
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2. Whether these connections are secure/encrypted.
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Local mail, offered by your ISP, is usually not.
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Distant mail, such as Google mail, usually is, since your personal email
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travels across the Internet to get to and from the server.
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3. Your email address relative to this account.
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This takes the form: username@somedomain.com.
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4. Login, usually the same as username.
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5. Password. This is the secret that keeps others from accessing your mail.
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6. Full name. This appears in your emails.
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Of course you know what your name is, but you may want different names
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for different accounts.
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Home account, work account, your child's account, etc.
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So I give you the chance to enter a different name with each account.
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You need all this information at hand, for each account, before we proceed."
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hitreturn
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echo
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mailnum=1
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fullname=
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while true
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do
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if [ $mailnum = 1 ]
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then
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echo "Enter your first mail account.
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This should be the primary account, the one offered by your ISP.
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For technical reasons, this will become the default account.
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If you just type sm, without specifying an account,
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I will use this account to send your mail."
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hitreturn
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echo
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else
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question="Do you have another mail account"
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defans=n
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responseyn
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echo
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if [ $answer = n ]
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then
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break
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fi
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fi
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echo "Enter the email address.
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This looks like user@somedomain.com."
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question="Email address"
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defans=
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response
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reply=$answer
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user=${answer/@*/}
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domain=${answer/*@/}
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question="Enter user name"
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defans=$user
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response
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user=$answer
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question="Enter password"
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defans=
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response
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password=$answer
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question="Enter the full name associated with this account"
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defans=$fullname
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response
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fullname=$answer
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question="Enter the machine where you get your mail"
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defans="mail.$domain"
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response
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pop=$answer
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question="Enter the machine where you send your mail"
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defans=$pop
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defans=${defans/#pop3./smtp.}
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defans=${defans/#pop./smtp.}
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response
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smtp=$answer
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question="Is this a secure/encrypted connection"
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defans=n
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responseyn
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secure=$answer
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mst="$mst&mail {&inserver = $pop&outserver = $smtp"
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if [ $mailnum = 1 ]
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then
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mst="$mst&default"
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fi
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if [ $secure = y ]
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then
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mst="$mst&inport = *995&outport = *465"
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else
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mst="$mst&inport = 110&outport = 25"
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fi
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mst="$mst&login = $user&password = $password&from = $fullname&reply = $reply&}&"
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echo "You may want to create an alias for convenient access to this account.
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alias whatevermail='edbrowse -m$mailnum'
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I'll leave that to you.
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"
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mailnum=$((mailnum+1))
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done
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fi
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echo "$mst&# autosetup 4" |
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tr '&' '\12' >> $ebcf
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level=4
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fi
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if [ $level = 4 ]
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then
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echo "*** level 4, filters ***
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I will place a from filter block in your config file.
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This directs email from certain people, by name or by email address,
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into certain files.
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I'm only creating the fromfilter { } block at this time.
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You can edit your config file and fill in the details later.
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Remember that every line in your address book becomes its own from filter,
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so you don't have to duplicate all those entries. For instance,
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fred:fred.flintstone@cartoons.com
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will save any message from fred.flintstone@cartoons.com to a file called fred.
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But Fred might have a work email down at the Cave Construction Company,
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so you might want to filter him by name as well.
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Fred Flintstone > fred
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I will add an entry for myself, by name, in case you get email from me
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in the future, from any of my numerous email accounts.
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Karl Dahlke > eklhad
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That will be the only entry in your fromfilter block, for now."
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hitreturn
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echo
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echo "I will create a subject filter block, which saves emails into files
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based on subject, and a to filter block, which saves emails into files
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based on the email address it was sent to.
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Again, these blocks will be empty."
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hitreturn
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echo
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echo "I will create a last spamm function, <lspam, that will retrieve the last
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message that was placed in your spam area.
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Similarly, <bspam steps back to the previous spam message, and so on.
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You should really review your spam emails, because my source IP
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test is really quite crude, and there are plenty of false positives."
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hitreturn
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echo
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echo "# to, from, and subject filters
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tofilter {
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}
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fromfilter {
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Karl Dahlke > eklhad
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}
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subjfilter {
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}
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# Function to read the last spam message.
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function+lspam {
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e /home/eklhad/.Trash/spamcan
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?={70}?+,\$w2
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e2
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b
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1z20
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}
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# Back up to the previous spam message.
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function +bspam {
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e1
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?={70}?X
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-kb
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?={70}?X
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+s/^[RD]/&/
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.,'bw2
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e2
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b
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1z20
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}
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# Sometimes javascript does nothing more than deliver advertisements,
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# and edbrowse javascript is not the greatest,
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# so turn it off for certain domains.
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nojs = space.com
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# autosetup 5" >> $ebcf
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level=5
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fi
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if [ $level = 5 ]
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then
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echo "*** level 5, audio files ***
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Enter the program, with parameters, that plays wave, voc, and audio files."
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playloc=`whereis -b play`
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playloc=${playloc/#play:/}
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playloc=${playloc/# /}
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if [ -n "$playloc" ]
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then
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echo "Audio player found in $playloc,
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but you can use another player if you wish."
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defans="play -t * -"
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else
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echo "Leave blank if you have no player installed."
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defans=
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fi
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question="Audio player"
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response
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playprog=$answer
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echo
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echo "Enter the program, with parameters, that plays mp3 files."
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mpgloc=`whereis -b mpg123`
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mpgloc=${mpgloc/#mpg123:/}
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mpgloc=${mpgloc/# /}
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if [ -n "$mpgloc" ]
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then
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echo "MP3 player found in $mpgloc,
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but you can use another player if you wish."
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defans="mpg123 -q -"
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else
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echo "Leave blank if you have no mp3 player installed."
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defans=
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fi
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question="MP3 player"
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response
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mpgprog=$answer
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echo
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echo "Enter the program, with parameters, that plays streaming audio.
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This is RealPlayer audio, not Windows Media or Quicktime;
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those are not supported yet."
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trloc=`whereis -b trplayer`
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trloc=${trloc/#trplayer:/}
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trloc=${trloc/# /}
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if [ -n "$trloc" ]
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then
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echo "Streaming audio player found in $trloc,
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but you can use another player if you wish."
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defans="trplayer"
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else
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echo "Leave blank if you have no streaming audio player installed."
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defans=
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fi
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question="Streaming audio player"
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response
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trprog=$answer
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echo
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(
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echo "# Describe the mime types and the programs to run them.
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"
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if [ -n "$playprog" ]
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then
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echo "mime {
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type = audio/basic
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desc = audio file in a wave format
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suffix = wav,voc,au
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# The star is replaced with the suffix at runtime
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program = $playprog
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}
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"
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fi
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if [ -n "$mpgprog" ]
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then
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echo "mime {
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type = audio/mp3
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desc = audio file in mp3 format
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suffix = mp3
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program = $mpgprog
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}
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"
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fi
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if [ -n "$trprog" ]
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then
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echo "mime {
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# the < forces it to be a stream, hence the url is passed to the program
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type = <audio/x-pn-realaudio
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desc = streaming audio real player
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suffix = rm,ra,ram
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protocol = rtsp,pnm
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program = $trprog
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}
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"
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fi
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echo "# autosetup 6"
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) >> $ebcf
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level=6
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fi
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if [ $level = 6 ]
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then
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echo "*** level 6, sample functions ***
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Perhaps the two most useful sites on the Internet are google and wikipedia.
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I will create two functions that make it easy to access these sites.
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They are similar to shortcuts in the desktop world.
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To search for kangaroo in google, type <gg kangaroo.
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To search for kangaroo in wikipedia, type <wk kangaroo.
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These functions will also show you, by example,
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how to write your own functions with parameters etc.
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Please review your config file and look for the functions gg and wk."
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hitreturn
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echo
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cat <<'!' >>$ebcf
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# User defined functions, macros, and shortcuts.
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# Access wikipedia
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function+wk {
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b http://www.wikipedia.org/search-redirect.php?search=~0&language=en&go=%3E&go=Go
895
}
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# Access google
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function+gg {
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b www.google.com/search?q=~0&hl=n&btnG=Google+Search&meta=
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# invoke the google cleanup routine
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<ggc
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}
903
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# strip the trash off of a google page.
905
# This can become out of date if google changes its page layout.
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function:ggc {
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# get rid of pdf warnings
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g/^Your browser may not have a PDF reader available.$/d
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g/^{Similar pages}$/d
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# trailing lines, after "search next", can go away
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/^{search Next}$/+,$d
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# initial lines and stats can go away
913
1,/seconds)$/d
914
# move the "did you mean" line to the end; we need to keep this one
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/^Did you mean:$/,/^Did you mean:$/+2m$
916
# more stuff at the start that we don't need
917
1,/^Tip: Save time by hitting/+d
918
# put the "did you mean" line back to the top, if it's there
919
/^Did you mean:$/,$m0
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}
921
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!
923
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# Get rid of the autosetup lines.
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ed $ebcf <<! >/dev/null 2>&1
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g/^# autosetup [0-9]$/d
927
w
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q
929
!
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echo "Congratulations, your config file $ebcf is complete."
932
933
fi
934
935
exit 0
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