On April 11, 2000 at 12:50, Harry Putnam wrote:
> > Couldn't use an NNTP Perl module to suck posts from an NNTP server
> > and pipe the data to procmail?
> Probably, but wasn't that up on what is available, trying "suck"
> currently. It seems to be very slow compared to Emacs/gnus downloading
>
> Somewhere I got the idea that the hallmark 'From ' line and space at
> the end that are the earmarks of unix-message format, were required
> for procmail to work. Is this not the case? Still haven't had a
> chance to experiment to find out for sure.
You really only need the "From " line if yo
Earl Hood <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> On April 10, 2000 at 14:53, Harry Putnam wrote:
>
> > For my purpose I want to somehow get the nntp data that my newsclient
> > (Gnus) uses, split it to procmail for filtering etc but also keep the
> > normal input to Emacs/Gnus news client intact.
> >
>
On April 10, 2000 at 14:53, Harry Putnam wrote:
> For my purpose I want to somehow get the nntp data that my newsclient
> (Gnus) uses, split it to procmail for filtering etc but also keep the
> normal input to Emacs/Gnus news client intact.
>
> Probably need some more direct way of getting nntp
On April 10, 2000 at 08:57, Thomas Rother wrote:
> Another question: If mhonarc archives are separated by month, how are those
> threads handled which continue in a following month? Is there a dirrect link
> between subsequent threads/months?
Thread linking across archives is not supported.
> This looks alot like something I've wanted to do, and tinkered with
> for a while.
>
> Sorry for being dense here but it isn't clear to my inexperienced eye
> how the news messages are coming in to be redirected to procmail.
Unfortunately, this is only a server-based (INN) approach.
I'll wo
Christopher Lindsey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> > We have INN 2.x - that should work.
>
> Sorry about the delayed response... Playing catch-up today.
>
> > > We lost our feed and our ISP won't let us do anything through
> > >inn -- we need to use suck or something (which I do
> We have INN 2.x - that should work.
Sorry about the delayed response... Playing catch-up today.
> > We lost our feed and our ISP won't let us do anything through
> >inn -- we need to use suck or something (which I don't want to
>
> Hm, I think we have at least some of that bu
Earl Hood schrieb:
> On March 31, 2000 at 09:32, Thomas Rother wrote:
>
> > We want to make the archives directly on the server, by accessing the
> > var/spool/news directory.
>
> I believe inn stores data compatible with MH mail folders: Each
> post is in a separate file with a numeric filename.
Christopher Lindsey schrieb:
> > We want to make the archives directly on the server, by accessing the
> > var/spool/news directory.
>
> What news server are you using? I have a newsfeeds entry for inn
> that will feed incoming messages to a procmail filter, which in turn
> can perform Berkeley-
On March 31, 2000 at 09:32, Thomas Rother wrote:
> While all is clear with using Mhonarc itself, there is the quesion how
> to convert news data into mail data. The only package I could find was
> a pretty old Mail2News script written by Rich Salz (The creator of
> the INN).
>
> We want to make
> While all is clear with using Mhonarc itself, there is the quesion how
> to convert news data into mail data. The only package I could find was
> a pretty old Mail2News script written by Rich Salz (The creator of
> the INN).
>
> We want to make the archives directly on the server, by accessing
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