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Glad to see that this is still useful for some people! I haven't really touched it since I stopped working at Dreamhost years ago. Could you add the README changes as well? I was trying to keep it dependency free, but that may not be possible at this point. Maybe worth adding a Gemfile to make it easy to install the dependencies? |
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We'll I could try and do a simple replace for this and remove the dependency, let me give it a shot |
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Added htmlentities, some emails were messed up without it
You should also updated the README to mention htmlentities gem is required