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## mailtools1.0.tcl                                      ##
## Copyright 1999                                        ##
## Taske <espensol@defcon.hiof.no>                       ##
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## GENERAL INFO:                                         ##
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## This script will take a channel message containing    ##
## predefined strings and send it to an email address.   ##
## It will also make you able to send a mail to an       ##
## address with a message and make the bot display this  ##
## in channels.                                          ##
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## To be able to use the relaying of messages to a mail  ##
## account the email address has to be specified on the  ##
## bot (.help email) and the system has to have mailx    ##
## installed (to check, type 'whereis mail' or           ##
## 'whereis mailx'. If you get a path you have it.)      ##
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## I had to use a perl script for the checkmail part     ##
## of this tcl. If anyone has a better idea on how       ##
## to solve it (preferrably inside the tcl) please let   ##
## me know.                                              ##
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## The relaying only supports one owner as of now.       ##
## If the bot has more owners it will only relay to the  ##
## first owner it finds in the userlist.                 ##
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## REQUIREMENTS:                                         ##
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## - Sendmail (will not work on exim server at least.)   ##
## - Perl                                                ##
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