On Mon, 14 May 2001 08:43:28 CDT, Alex <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>Doesn't CF-Talk already archive the emails?
Yes, but unfortunately some of us occasionally have to go offline. Yes, I
know, it sucks, but a sad fact of life :)
I think a client side app would be great - searching would be much faster
than loading up the online archive. I currently read CF-Talk through Agent
(the icky newsreader) from the fuseware NNTP mirror. I am working on a
little program to parse the Agent file format and dump the messages into a
database. If someone can make available their archives in a format Peter's
application can read, I may not have to bother finishing it. Anyone? Peter,
I would love to send you a postcard... but good ole Perth is not too
exciting :)
K.
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>Peter Tilbrook <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>I am currently putting the finishing touches on a small CF application
>that reads in email messages, in this case CF-Talk email, stores them in a
>database and makes the database searchable (via Verity).
>
>The final application will be able to do the same with any email address
>but hey CF-Talk deserves posterity so I wrote it for that purpose.
>
>The finished version will be "postcardware", ie: send me a postcard and I
>will send you the full code via email.
>
>Cheers!
>
>PT
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