First, sorry for all the folks who are planning to unsubscribe to gossip due to the increase of traffic. My guess is things will die down again within a week or three.
-------------------- Paul, see how attachments end up in subdirectories, for example http:[EMAIL PROTECTED]/msg00459.html The default rcfile puts attachments in a subdirectory, with a .dir extension. You are probably overriding the MIMEArgs directive, or perhaps .html attachments are treated differently. <MIMEArgs override> text/plain; maxwidth=87 m2h_external::filter; usename useicon subdir iconurl="../attachment.gif" </MIMEArgs> So -- sorry for the earlier email typo regarding digger. The solution is going to be the following, and we can patch up your rcfile to use subdirectories (if needed) a bit later. echo "limit_urls_to:$TARGET/$MAILLIST/" >> $CFG echo "exclude_urls: .mhonarc.db .htaccess .dir" >> $CFG >Attached is b1), then. I've added some sanity checking for the date >field so it should be pretty robust. Good, because utterly corrupt date fields are starting to litter my error logs with complaints from 'date'. And it's not obvious that mailme will do the right thing when 'date' fails. (Guess that's why it's considered an experimental feature!) >I won't hack bounce.pl for fear of doing wrong, but yes I'm pretty >sure I agree now that it should set x-archive-with-date from the >original Recieved: fields if possible. It would also have to be intelligent enough to make sure its output is reasonable and machine readable, even if the input is less than clear. Additionally, it would need to work in such a way that if it was run twice over the same message, it would not mess up. (i.e. just preserve the x-arcive-with-date if it is already there) Jeff
