Hi,

In message <_A4870@delegate-en.ML_> on 07/13/10(03:36:01)
you Simon Guilhot <payjqbdyi-efh3miqjke66.ml@delegate.org> wrote:
 |I spend the day working with the product. After spending some weeks using
 |it, I can say that the product are great but I found, at start the manual
 |quite hard to apprehend.
 |
 |I played a lot with the CFI script and I manage with the second unit to
 |rewrite the subject and the from: field.
 |----------------------------------
 |#!cfi
 |Content-Type: text/plain
 |Content-Type: text/html
 |Body-Filter: echo "something"
 |--
 |Header-Filter: sed -e 's/^From: [+-z]*/From: the@email../g;s/^Subject:
 |[!-~]*/Subject: The Subject Wanted/g
 |-----------------------------------
 |
 |The last thing I wanna do is to rewrite only the body of the mail, excluding
 |the MIME type png or gif. I don't find a efficient way to do it. The
 |simplest way I can think about (the first unit) was to write only the body
 |when it match the type "text" ; but it didn't work.
 |
 |Any idea to enlight me ?

I can't see what didn't work and how.
Your CFI scripts for FTOSV seems to work as follows:

  07/13 07:40:42.19 [26598] 1+0: -- Fork(FTOSV): 26597 -> 26598
  07/13 07:40:42.19 [26598] 1+0: #### execFilter[FTOSV] CFI
  07/13 07:40:42.20 [26598] 1+0: ## CFI/smtp ##
  07/13 07:40:42.20 [26598] 1+0: ## CFI/MSGS ##
  ... 
  07/13 07:40:42.37 [26597] 1+0: SMTP < MAIL From:test-from@delegate.org
  07/13 07:40:42.37 [26598] 1+0: CFI/MSGS ---- MAIL From:test-from@delegate.org^M
  07/13 07:40:42.51 [26597] 1+0: SMTP > 250 2.1.0 test-from@delegate.org... Sender ok^M
  07/13 07:40:42.51 [26597] 1+0: SMTP < RCPT To:yutaka
  07/13 07:40:42.52 [26598] 1+0: CFI/MSGS ---- RCPT To:yutaka^M
  07/13 07:40:42.53 [26597] 1+0: SMTP > 250 2.1.5 yutaka... Recipient ok^M
  07/13 07:40:42.54 [26597] 1+0: SMTP < DATA
  07/13 07:40:42.55 [26598] 1+0: CFI/MSGS ---- DATA^M
  07/13 07:40:42.58 [26597] 1+0: SMTP > 354 Enter mail, end with "." on a line by itself^M
  07/13 07:40:42.65 [26598] 1+0: CFI/MSGS ---- --MESSAGE/mime DATA^M
  07/13 07:40:42.66 [26598] 1+0: systemFilter[1,3]: echo "something"
  07/13 07:40:42.68 [26598] 1+0: putMIMEmsg: Content-Length: 0 -> 10 (78 - 68) []
  07/13 07:40:42.72 [26597] 1+0: SMTP > 250 2.0.0 o6CMeYv14030 Message accepted for delivery^M
  07/13 07:40:42.72 [26597] 1+0: SMTP < QUIT
  07/13 07:40:42.72 [26598] 1+0: CFI/MSGS ---- QUIT^M

with a test case as follows:

  HELO tester
  MAIL From:test-from@delegate.org
  RCPT To:test-to
  DATA
  Content-Type: text/plain
  Subject: test
  From: test-from
  To: test-to
  
  testing
  .

--
Yutaka

 |2010/4/29 Yutaka Sato <feedback@delegate.org>
 |
 |> Hi,
 |>
 |> In message <_A4796@delegate-en.ML_>
 |> on 04/29/10(18:40:50)
 |> you Garbage Mail <pxqjabdyi-efh3miqjke66.ml@delegate.org> wrote:
 |>  |One of my choice is to clean out the body of the content (or rewrite it).
 |>  |I've planned to use the SMTPGATE directive but I realise that I cant find
 |>  |something to do it in the manual.
 |>  |
 |>  |So I will be glad if someone have an anwser to these questions :
 |>  |
 |>  |   - Is it possible to manipulate the body with delegate ?
 |>
 |> You can filter message data over SMTP (and other protocols) using
 |> "CFI script" with external filter probgrams.  For example, the following
 |> example will add line number for each line in a message body.
 |>
 |>  FTOSV=smtp.cfi
 |>
 |> [the content of DGROOT/etc/smtp.cfi]
 |> #!cfi
 |> Body-Filter: /bin/cat -n
 |>
 |>
 |>  |   - Emptying or rewriting the body will remove the attached docs ?
 |>
 |> You can do any rewriting by yourself.
 |>
 |> Cheers,
 |> Yutaka
 |> --
 |>  9 9   Yutaka Sato <y.sato@delegate.org> http://delegate.org/y.sato/
 |>  ( ~ )  National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology
 |> _<   >_ 1-1-4 Umezono, Tsukuba, Ibaraki, 305-8568 Japan
 |> Do the more with the less -- B. Fuller

Cheers,
Yutaka
--
  9 9   Yutaka Sato <y.sato@delegate.org> http://delegate.org/y.sato/
 ( ~ )  National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology
_<   >_ 1-1-4 Umezono, Tsukuba, Ibaraki, 305-8568 Japan
Do the more with the less -- B. Fuller