I'm contemplating setting up a badly-needed archive for a great big list,
which unfortunately has been partially overrun by a crew of jabbering
chuckleheads. There's a lot of good information flying around, but the list
is ridiculously high-traffic already (on the order of at least 100K/day),
On 4/20/99 at 11:25 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Earl Hood) wrote:
If you will be archiving high volume, you will probably want to
do monthly (or something similiar) based archiving to avoid performance
issues. Also, archive updates should probably be done via cron.
Thank you. In fact, I'd
I'd like to instruct my search engine not to index anything from FOLUPBEGIN
through FOLUPEND, but unfortunately the engine's command for "ignore this
text" is a specific tag within an SGML comment. So when I add the tag to the
mhonarc rcfile, mhonarc reasonably ignores it.
I can't put those
On 5/8/99 at 1:05 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Nathaniel Irons) wrote:
This is a pretty pathological case, but is there a mhonarc escape character,
or some other means to pass the comment through intact?
It turned out own fault - I don't think I understand the FOLUP tags very well,
as in the light
On 11/4/99 at 1:39 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Andrzej Kasperowicz)
wrote:
I think that it would be better, if Earl could set in Mhonarc by
default that it would divide messages by months, and years (into
separate folders/pages).
One reason I wouldn't want this to happen is that people seem to
On 11/4/99 at 1:37 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Andrzej Kasperowicz)
wrote:
Mails from the file which I saved from the pegasus mail folder do not
want to be processed by mhonarc like separate mails, but as a one
mail. Why? What to do about that?
Check the MSGSEP resource as Al suggests, but I've
On 11/4/99 at 9:50 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Louis Proyect) wrote:
Furthermore, the script does not address itself to date anomalies
which are crucial for proper archiving. My mailing list has some
messages that, for example, are dated Oct 31, but are filtered into
the November archive--only
On 11/4/99 at 1:02 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Louis Proyect) wrote:
As I just a moment ago mentioned to Andrzej, if you want to get
clever about interpreting date headers in your mailbox-assignment
scripts, you're inheriting the responsibility to reject those date
headers which are wildly wrong.
On 11/11/99 at 10:15 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Louis Proyect) wrote:
In any case, I got past that problem and am now trying to run my own
downloaded version of 2.4.3 from my own directory using procmail
rather than their older beta version. The very first time I ran it, I
got the following
On 11/11/99 at 2:21 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Louis Proyect) wrote:
Actually, after Earl made the suggestion to make sure that Perl 5 was
being executed, I definded its full path on #!. But even this did not
work,
You haven't posted a procmail recipe that I've seen, but I'm guessing
that you're
On 11/23/99 at 8:59 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Riccardo Cozzani) wrote:
Take a look at http://www.perlulivo.it/effedi/msg1.html
I want to remove the horizontal line at the end of the body of the
message. That HR is delimited from the below comments:
Ah, my apologies. Your English is fine;
Okay. A few choice documents later, I'm on a much firmer footing. I
want to belatedly clarify where I'm coming from.
My core assumption is this: I'm implementing a system designed to store
and retrieve mailing list metadata, for use with current versions of
MHonArc, specifically targeting unix
On 12/20/99 at 12:40 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Dan O'Brien) wrote:
I would also like to generate a database of all these postings for
import into MS Access 97. I also have Cold Fusion 4 available, but its
POP implementation doesn't handle unusual mail headers as well as
Mhonarc (we have a
On 1/25/2000 at 7:41 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Kirez Korgan) wrote:
he has them either at egroups, or on his home computer in MS Outlook.
How shall I convert these archives? Can I process an MS Outlook
mailbox if he sends it to me?
You're going to have to provide some information about the
On 1/25/2000 at 7:14 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is it possible to automatically delete the mail MHonArc copies from
the pop account during a normal daily archive?
MHonArc does not ordinarily interact with POP servers at all; it
operates on stored mail files. Perhaps you could provide more
On 2/1/2000 at 2:15 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Dave Sill)
wrote:
I've just discovered "-spammode", and I'd like to retoactively apply
it to my old archives--going back to those archived with MHonArc
1.1.0.
I started using mhonarc at about 2.3, so I don't have any idea what'll
happen if you sic
On 2/3/2000 at 9:42 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Peter Losher) wrote:
Is there any way to have MHonArc parse out the (")'s in the subject
before generating that PHP statement? (I have been doing them by hand
in the meantime)
I've never written a line of PHP, but I suspect that the reason this
On 2/11/2000 at 12:08 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Peter Posselt
Vestergaard) wrote:
My problem is that I need the lines of the mails to be within a fixed
space (to not destroy the overall layout of the website).
If I understand you correctly, you're specifying new linebreaks for your
message
On 2/24/2000 at 9:42 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Jim Reisert) wrote:
The module I tried to build and install was Digest-MD5-2.09 that I
found on CPAN.
I did not find an md5_hex anywhere in that kit.
Run this line from the shell:
perl -e "use Digest::MD5 qw(md5_hex); print md5_hex(\"you've
On 2/17/2000 at 6:24 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Earl Hood) wrote:
Hmmm, works for me. Could be you have a nack of hitting servers
when they are having problems.
He probably included the period at the end of your sentence. Try this:
http://www.perl.com/CPAN/authors/id/EHOOD/
-nat
On 3/17/2000 at 5:47 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Lloyd Wood) wrote:
I believe it's worth changing the default to conform to this
behaviour, since it offers search advantages. Generally, you wouldn't
search your own archive from e.g. altavista.
Does it really offer significant advantages? Per the
A few months ago I wrote to the list about a means to create durable
links to arbitrary messages, capable of surviving an archive rebuild or
other trauma. The notion generalized into a tool for storing message
metadata (specifically subject, author name, author email, Message-ID,
and file path)
On 4/11/2000 at 2:43 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Robert Tilden)
wrote:
I've started using MHonArc with mailman and so far almost everything
is working fine. The single annoying exception is that every time
MHonArc scans the mailman archive file it creates an empty 'Anonymous'
entry in the MHonArc
On 5/9/2000 at 9:59 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] (John Beranek) wrote:
However, this doesn't work for old messages...
Run mhonarc on your old archives with -editidx, and your current
resource file.
-nat
On 5/11/2000 at 12:11 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Jon Osa) wrote:
I want MhonArc add messages every time I receive a message.
Automatically.
How do I do it?
Did you try the documentation?
http://www.mhonarc.org/MHonArc/doc/faq/archives.html#forward
-nat
On Sun, Apr 28, 2002 at 03:12:02PM +0100, Ed Wildgoose wrote:
I have a user who would like a webpage produced in the style of web logs
such as blogger, etc. Because they have very poor internet connectivity
and will be assumed to want easy HTML creation, the obvious way to let
them update
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