> >Is there something I can look at in MHonARC that will tell me how to get the
> >index page to do monthly organization?
> >
> I have 1 and 6 already all I need and want that I don't already have is
> 3. Archives organized by monthly or yearly time periods.
Hi Vicki,
I use procmail to handle the date formatting. Mine's probably a
little more complicated than what you're trying to do, so I'm going
to make up some examples that might illustrate the point. Hopefully
I won't futz things up in the process. :)
Let's say that I have a mailing list named [EMAIL PROTECTED] and I want
the archives to show up at www.example.com:/archives/foo/[date].
Date should be something in the format of 'aug03'.
Here's a procmail recipe:
# the root directory where the archives go
ARCHIVE=/mnt/WWW/www.example.com/htdocs/archives/foo
# the subdir under ARCHIVE where things go, change date parameters
# as necessary as per DATE(1)
DATE=`date +%b%y | tr A-Z a-z`
# the directory with MHonArc rc files
RCFILE=/mnt/WWW/www.example.com/etc/rcfiles/[EMAIL PROTECTED]/rc
# MHonArc binary
MHONARC="/usr/local/bin/mhonarc -nolock -nomodtime -add -umask 022"
:0
* ^From [EMAIL PROTECTED]
| $MHONARC -rcfile $RCFILE -outdir $ARCHIVE/$DATE
Note that this is based on the date that the file is received at your
system. You could use procmail to extract the date from your envelope
from 'header' instead, pipe the message through a quick perl script
to extract the date (at a performance hit, ick), etc.
Chris
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