Hi,
I'm trying to use MhonArc to create HTML from an archive file generated
by the "Mercury/32" mail server. M/32 has a "mailing lists" feature that
can create an archive weekly, monthly etc., and it basically puts all
the mail into one huge text file complete with headers and message
separators.
Hi,
I'm trying to use MhonArc to create HTML from an archive file generated
by the "Mercury/32" mail server. M/32 has a "mailing lists" feature that
can create an archive weekly, monthly etc., and it basically puts all
the mail into one huge text file complete with headers and message
separators.
On February 2, 2000 at 13:13, Dave Sill wrote:
> >I started using mhonarc at about 2.3, so I don't have any idea what'll
> >happen if you sic it on an archive that old, but I'd give a command-line
> >invocation with -editidx a try.
>
> Unfortunately, -editidx only recreates the indices, it doesn
Hello everybody ...
Here is a suggestion to the author of Mhonarch.
It's a feature that would make the program
perfect for me, and I am sure many others would
appreciate it.
I would like to have the option of writing an
entire thread to a single page, messages
appearing in date order with essent
Earl Hood <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>On February 2, 2000 at 13:13, Dave Sill wrote:
>
>> >I started using mhonarc at about 2.3, so I don't have any idea what'll
>> >happen if you sic it on an archive that old, but I'd give a command-line
>> >invocation with -editidx a try.
>>
>> Unfortunately,
Here's the script I came up with, in case anyone else cares:
#!/usr/local/bin/perl -pi~
s|([\!\%\w\.\-+=/]+@)([\w\.\-]+)|$1.('x' x length($2))|ge
The substitute command came from MHonArc. It replaces the domain with
an equal-length string of x's.
-Dave
We're running into the same threading problem again...
Lists worked fine over the first of the year
(http://archives.new-list.com/new-list/0002/)
I have been through the .mhonarc.db files in each directory and they're
identical - no one
changed the *.rcs file either.
We went through several s
I did check the archives before sending this message (actually I am
surprised that it hasn't come up before)... And apologies if this message
shows up more than once (I was subscribed to this list under a address that
has since changed)
The organization that I do some work under has a extensive
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
h
I'd use the 'AddSlashes()' function before the variable is passed to the
tag
>I did check the archives before sending this message (actually I am
>surprised that it hasn't come up before)... And apologies if this message
>shows up more than once (I was subscribed to this list under a address
Hi all! I've searched the ml archive to no avail on this...
I want to convert an existing MHonArc archive from a single directory to
multiple subdirectories based on month. I understand how to set up the cron
job to do this for new messages, but I have about three years of archives
(both MHonArc
On Thu, 3 Feb 2000, John Hogan wrote:
> I'd use the 'AddSlashes()' function before the variable is passed to the
> tag
(Thanks also to Nathaniel for his suggestion)
John - thanks for the suggestion, however, how can PHP add the slashes in?
Example:
In my MHonArc .rc file, I have:
-=-
On Thu, 3 Feb 2000, Peter Green wrote:
> Hi all! I've searched the ml archive to no avail on this...
>
> I want to convert an existing MHonArc archive from a single directory to
> multiple subdirectories based on month. I understand how to set up the cron
> job to do this for new messages, but I
On February 2, 2000 at 23:08, Gerry Hickman wrote:
> I'm trying to use MhonArc to create HTML from an archive file generated
> by the "Mercury/32" mail server. M/32 has a "mailing lists" feature that
> can create an archive weekly, monthly etc., and it basically puts all
> the mail into one huge
On February 3, 2000 at 08:03, Dave Sill wrote:
> Of course you're right, and I knew that, too, because I tried it. What
> I meant to say was that "-editidx -spammode" doesn't cloak addresses
> in the message files, only in the indices.
The message header data and body data are fixed. Therefore,
On February 3, 2000 at 11:17, "Rick" wrote:
> I would like to have the option of writing an
> entire thread to a single page, messages
> appearing in date order with essential header
> information such as Message-Id and In-Reply-To
> preserved. The index would be ordered either by
> the date of t
On February 3, 2000 at 10:43, John Hogan wrote:
> We're running into the same threading problem again...
Actually, it is a problem with main index, not the thread index.
I am guess the problem is of duplicate content showing up
on the index page.
> Lists worked fine over the first of the year
On February 3, 2000 at 09:42, Peter Losher wrote:
> The organization that I do some work under has a extensive MHonArc mail
> archive for their mail archives. Now all of this is written to use their
> PHP includes (for HTML formating purposes). One slight problem - in these
> archives, we use
> The Apache group issued a security bulletin yesterday
> describing Cross Site Scripting security issues, and I wondered
> if MHonarc has any mechanisms to handle potentially malicious html code
> embedded in mail messages.
For text/html data, the mhtxthtml.pl filter is used. By default, it
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