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Take a look at:
http://www.mail-archive.com/marxism%40lists.panix.com/maillist.html
And you'll see what I am talking about.
I am cc'ing the Mhonarc mailing list and Earl Hood, the guy who wrote Mhonarc.
This *may* have something to do with the performance degradation at
mail-archive.com.
Louis
From the cases before, the problem was that the comment declarations
were not present in the pages, so mhonarc ends up "preserving" the
entire previous index page instead of just HEADER. From looking
at the code, I fail to see where the error is. Maybe there is
some querky file flushing
I had to do this. A programmer who works with me on my mailing list has
scripts that seemed to have worked okay. His name is Les Schaffer and he
can be reached at: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
At 11:19 AM 10/24/00 +0200, Erik Rossen wrote:
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I use procmail to invoke a perl script each time a message is posted to my
mailing list: :0 c * ^Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] |perl5
/users/lnp3/.procmail/webnewmail.pl The perl script, as follows, invokes
the mhonarc command and also keeps track of when the month has changed. If the
month
I have no idea why my last post got so messed up, but in any case I have
put it out on website in a readable format:
http://www.marxmail.org/mhonarc.htm
It contains instructions on how to:
1. use procmail to trigger a perl script that calls mhonarc. This means
that all incoming messages to
After many false starts, I have switched to hypermail. This has nothing to
do with the merits of MhonArc, a great product. Problems at my ISP, which
led to inexplicable glitches (messages getting spliced; author index going
into some kind of weird loop), finally made me throw in the towel.
In
Looks like Perl 4 is being invoked on mhonarc. You need Perl 5.
--ewh
This turned out to be the problem, but I never could have figured it out on
my own. I finally broke down and told my ISP that I couldn't figure out why
mhonarc run from procmail would produce Perl 4 type syntax
I am waiting for my ISP to upgrade to 2.4.4. I have a suspicion that the
problems I have run into with Otherindexes might be related to the fact
that they are on 2.3.0 Beta. In any case, I went ahead and downloaded
MHonArc to try the latest version to see if this had an effect. I can run
it okay
/$month$year
(To reiterate, this command works fine when issued from the command line.)
($month and $year is populated by a `date` call. main.rc specifies
author.rc which is in the same subdirectory.)
Louis Proyect
It seems like every so often somebody asks a question like this.
Unfortunately the examples given on the Mhonarc web page are exceedingly
obscure. They seem to be pitched to people who have an advanced
understanding of Unix and inter-process communications. I have only been
working with Unix (Aix
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