Htag

Htag is a tagline and signature adder for email, news and fidonet messages. It is now very much over engineered and could do anything you want it to especially if you write the plugin to do it.

Download Htag

• htag-0.0.24.tar.gz 36k
  Note that htag is in Debian Woody/Sid as htag and the debs should appear somewhere under here too: http://www.earth.li/projectpurple/files/debian/all/

  No rpms of 0.0.24 are available at the moment.

• htag-0.0.22-1.rh7.noarch.rpm 44k
• htag-0.0.22-1.rh6.noarch.rpm 44k
• htag-0.0.22-1.src.rpm 40k

Documentation

I've finally written some real documentation

README
Changelog

Lists

There are two lists for htag:
htag-announce for announcements of the latest versions.
htag for patches and general discussion of features/config etc.

Features

Htag is Yet Another random tagline, .sig and header adder. It is designed to work with most mail and news clients.

• Add signatures to messages
• Allows taglines/messages/random things to be plugged into fixed ascii art style signatures.
• Support for multiple configs based on headers of the message (i.e. don't send dodgy sigs to your boss, use a particular linux tagline file when replying to a message on a linux mailing list etc.)
• It is infinitely customizable because it's all based on plugins now.
• Support for regular expression matching of sigfiles and tagfiles, better tagfile support etc. (0.0.18)

Examples

-- 
----------( @48C@ )----------
----------( @48C@ )----------
Simon ----( @48C@ )---- Nomis
                             Htag.pl @V

-- 
----------(    "Bizarre, right?  That's what you get for     )----------
----------(  knowing just enough Lisp to be dangerous"  --   )----------
Simon ----(      The Camel Book (description of select)      )---- Nomis
                             Htag.pl 0.0.17

Simon

-- 

Simon

-- 
... "The good thing about Unix is that it's very easy to create a child on
    the fly to tell you things like that (although it's not quite as much
    fun as in real life)." - Malcolm Beattie (linux-kernel)

Simon.

-- 
@76R@
@76R@
htag.pl @M68R@

Simon.

-- 
    "Everyone who is alive, please raise your hand. See, told ya," - Rimmer.
                                                                            
htag.pl                 Is it The Famous Five, Mark?  Sounds just like them.

Licence

Htag is distributed according to the GNU General Public Licence and was written by Simon Huggins.

Last updated: Mon May 26 22:10:31 BST 2008
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