CSV field names and encryption

[DanUK]

Hi,

It's looking like the Tectite formmail does what (the rather outdated) soupermail.pl does, namely save entries to a flat file and encrypt the data.

Couple of questions that I can't seem to find the answer to.

1. Soupermail would save to a flat file in this readable format rather than CSV, like this:

Name: Harry
Registration: 12345
DOB: 12/12/1968


Name: Steve
Registration: 12346
DOB: 12/11/1978

etc

I notice that the file generated by the Tectite FormMail is delimited which is a bit more cumbersome for us to work with. I'm wondering if it can store it in the format like above with the field names? Soupermail would email the file on a daily basis and that would be decrypted and printed off straight from the decrypted file i.e. in a readable format as above.

2. Does the encrypter/decoder work on the content sent in emails and on the CSV file?

Thanks

Dan

[crabtree]

formmail has a filters concept so u can do pretty much whatever u want if u know how to use commands on ur server:

http://www.tectite.com/fmhowto/filters.php

the encryption product is for emails i think, but it runs via a filter so u can do other things with the output if u want

formatting emails can be done using templates:

http://www.tectite.com/fmhowto/plaintmplt.php