On Mon, 01 Feb 1999 19:46:19 +0000, Robin Bowes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>PS.  I presume from you reply address that you automatically process
>your mailing list traffic.  If you do this my gating into a newsgroup
>drop me a line since that's the next job on my list!
Hello Robin,
to make things easier subscribe to this group with a different name
([EMAIL PROTECTED]). 
Then "maildirmake ~/local.qmail"
and point to this by "echo ./local.qmail/ > ~/.qmail-qmail"
Now all messages from this group go into local.qmail.

With inn:
- su news -c ctlinnd newgroup local.qmail m
- make sure to exclude local.qmail from your newsfeeds
- insert "local.qmail:[EMAIL PROTECTED]" into your moderators file

Create a script like this:
#!/bin/sh
npath="$HOME/$1/new"
cpath="$HOME/$1/cur"
echo $npath
[ ! -d $npath ] && {
        echo "Kein Pfad gegeben oder kein maildir" 
        exit 1
}
mpath="$HOME/$1"
fcount=$mpath/count
fbatch=$mpath/batch
ffail=$mpath/batch.fail
find $npath/* > $fbatch 2>/dev/null
rpost localhost -M -d -b $fbatch -f \$\$o=/tmp/tmp$$ ~/$1.filter \$\$i
/tmp/tmp$
$
[ -f $ffail ] && {
        mv $(cat $ffail) $cpath/
        rm $fbatch
}
rm $npath/*

Now you need a filter which will eliminate "Delivered-To" statements etc.
local.qmail.filter:
#!/bin/bash
INFILE=$1
OUTFILE=$2
[ -f ${INFILE} ] && { 
        echo "Newsgroups: local.qmail"; \
        echo "Approved: [EMAIL PROTECTED]"; \
        cat ${INFILE} | \
## Make formail ... ONE line
        formail -c -k -X From: -X To: -X Date: -X References: -X Message-ID:
-X 
Mime-Version: -X Content-Type: -X Reply-To: -X Subject: -X CC: -X BCC: -X
Organi
zation:
} > ${OUTFILE}

Make sure to chmod +x mrpost local.qmail.filter.
When your ~/local.qmail/new/ directory is full with mail execute:
~/mrpost local.qmail
and the messages will be posted to local.qmail

Regards
Mirko

PS: What you need: qmail ;-), inn-1.7.2, suck/rpost and formail.

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