Re: SMS Forwarding

in message <[email protected]>, wrote
LuKreme thusly...
>
> Does anyone happen to have a handy SMS forwarding recipe that
> works well?
>
> T-Mobile allows you to email to <number>@tmomail.net but, unlike
> what it used to do, it doesn?t cut the message off, so if I
> forward a 10K message of some HTML crap, I get a big ol blog of
> text, so some smarts in the SMS forwarding would be nifty.

If there are any "usable" plain text parts, could choose to send
only that.  Else, render the HTML (w3m is one way); clean up spaces.

Then, send an email of first n (120 is it?) characters of one of the
above two strings.

Alternatively, you could send spanking new email based on headers &
(some) body of the original mail to give a clue about the original
mail to be read elsewhere in detail.


  - parv

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