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## Configuration file for email2sms
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# Maximum number of characters in output.
# Remember, this should be /less/ than 160 if your SMS gateway adds
# text to the message during sending.
maxlen 160

# Name of file to log to (~ and $ environment interpolation work)
# If no file is specified, no logging will occur
logfile ~/.email2sms.log

# Delimiter for From header, Subject header, and body
section '$'

# Replace all new lines with this delimiter
newline '$'

# Perl regular expressions to match attribution and quoted lines
# N.B. Both must be defined for either to have any effect
attrib '^.*?\s+(wrote|writes):\s*$'
quoted '^\s*[}>]\s*'

#
# Perl substitutions to perform on From header
# (these get eval()ed - careful!)
#

fromsub s/\s*"?(.*?)"?\s+<.*>\s*/$1/
fromsub s/\.uk$//
fromsub s/\.\w+$//

# Define which squeeze modes to try in turn in an attempt to get
# the message smaller than maxlen characters.
# Comment this out for no compression:
squeeze noconv, conv, med, max

# Decide squeeze optimization level.  Choose either 0 or 1.  1
# improves compression by an average of 10%, but the text is maybe
# harder to read (although personally I don't find it noticeably
# harder).
optimize 1

# If this regexp matches the sender, let see them see what their
# message was sent as via an email response.
#
# If it's undefined, the response will never be sent.  If it's //, it
# will match any sender, and so send a response every time.
#respond /adam-respond-test/

# From address to use when sending the auto-response.  This is only
# needed if a response might be sent.
#response-from my-autoreply@my.domain.com

# SMTP host to use for sending the auto-response.  This is only needed
# if a response might be sent.
#smtphost localhost