Keeping Track of Your Things - Desktop Customization & Workflow
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I like the email idea one: https://lobste.rs/s/utdgs1/what_is_good_...p#c_2tn696
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Haha, nice, using email. I love how clever and simple is this idea.
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(12-03-2019, 06:46 AM)venam Wrote: I find myself searching on my own blog or own writing more often and reviewing it as a reminder, a sort of wiki. I also look through my own blog to remind myself of commands or information. I use vimwiki quite a bit, and combined with git and gollum I now have a simple online copy of my own wiki I can easily access from any browser. |
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I love the email idea!
It would be cool to find a way to expose it, say via gopher |
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That's smart :)
I think I'll want to trim the headers though ^^ |
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A cron job calling a script to remove unwanted headers and copy body to an auto index directory ?
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That's what I had in mind yeah. Another solution could be a sieve script in dovecot, but this sound much more complex and specific...
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Most mail server allow you to pipe incoming envelopes to a script in aliases file.
i.e. on openbsd smtpd, you can write in /etc/mail/aliases something like Code: toto: |/path/to/the/script The envelope is like a file passed as argument ($1) |
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That's a good way to go! You will have to manually push the mails to your maildir if you want to keep them. But that is something I can live with :)
You just reinvented microblogging dude! |
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