[122] in bug-owl
Re: New release issues
daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (James M. Kretchmar)
Mon Feb 3 11:44:12 2003
Message-Id: <200302031644.LAA14859@mission-control.mit.edu>
To: Marleigh I Norton <marleigh@MIT.EDU>
cc: "James M. Kretchmar" <kretch@MIT.EDU>, bug-owl@MIT.EDU
In-Reply-To: Your message of "Mon, 03 Feb 2003 11:25:26 EST."
<200302031625.LAA07159@biohazard-cafe.mit.edu>
Date: Mon, 03 Feb 2003 11:44:10 -0500
From: "James M. Kretchmar" <kretch@MIT.EDU>
> If I respond to the last one, it'll send a zephyr to the person it's
> intended for. So if I send z kretch "Test", I'll see the above show up
> on my screen. If I then reply to it, it'll send a zephyr to you.
> Which I need to remember, since the zephyr doesn't tell me that until I
> see the "z kretch" show up.
Oh, I think I see what's going on. Can you send me copy of your
.owlconf? You might want to read these excerpts from an older mail to
owl-users. It seems like you might need to add code to your .owlconf
to catch $owl::direction eq "out" and then display $owl::recipient
instead of $owl::sender:
------------------------------------------------------------------------
Warning! This release includes two changes which will affect the
formating of messages for users who have set up custom formating. One
is that outgoing messages are now also sent to owl::format_msg() just
like incoming messages. Make sure your configuration accounts for
these messages. The other is that owl now automatically decryptes
messages encrypted with Phil Lisiecki's zcrypt program. If you are
doing custom decryption it may interfear. See the end of this message
for futher details on both.
Details on outgoing message formatting:
---------------------------------------
Outgoing messages are now processed through owl::format_msg and are
handled no differently than incoming messages except that:
$owl::direction is "out" instead of "in"
@owl::fields is not set.
All the other variables ($owl::class, $owl::instance etc.) are
available, including $owl::msg, which is the outgoing message body,
and $owl::zsig which is the outgoing zsig.
------------------------------------------------------------------------
> As a side note, it's also inserting those weird ^@^@ in multiple line
> zsigs, which it's never done before.
I'll look into that.
kretch
