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So the aim is to have an event trigger the retrieval of a webpage and then have that webpage (including additional content like images and css) be turned into an email which is then sent via email. I am familiar with all of the pieces so it should be mostly glue other than retrieving the correct links and converting the links to be cid: links. Now, it seems like wget has already done a lot of the heavy lifting here since it can retrieve page requisites (-p) and convert links (-k). It doesn't seem to go the next step though.
Has anyone found a good way to do this? I may end up modding wget to do this. I would have asked there directly but their development stuff is pretty opaque.
Richard Thomas
Posted 2018-08-18T21:08:36.337
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It does other things outside of that scope also. Being able to store a webpage as a single file would have applications outside of just email. And to be clear, I would not be expecting wget to send the email. – Richard Thomas – 2018-08-22T16:50:11.160