JAVA based search engine

1999-01-23 Thread David Gibbs
Folks: I'm looking to find a java based search engine for MHONARC generated web pages. It needs to be able to run both online and stand alone (i.e., from a CD-BASED version of the archive) Any suggestions? THanks! david -- | Internet: [EMAIL PROTECTED] | WWW: http://www.midrange.com/dav

Re: Huge long lines in archives

1999-01-26 Thread David Gibbs
> What we need is a facility to make it possible to insert tag between > paragraph in the text, and then remove that tag. That will be what > you two (and I) want. Same here. I *JUST* got my archives up on the web (140mb worth) and find the formatting to be a bit on the distracting side. d

Surpress email addresses

1998-12-17 Thread David Gibbs
Folks: I run some mailing lists that I'd like to create archives with (obviously created with MHonArc) but I *DON'T* want the subscribers email addresses to be in the archive. I do, however, want the subscriber's name to show up in the archive. I had high hopes when I saw the $FROMNAME variable

Populating description meta variable

1999-08-11 Thread David Gibbs
Folks: I was wondering if anyone had a good strategy for populating the description meta variable for the message files? I'd like to put *part* of the actual message text in the description variable so that search engines will synopsize (is that a word?) the message reasonably well. Thanks! da

Re: separate directories by month? (FAQ?)

1999-09-06 Thread David Gibbs
On September 6, 1999 at 11:29, "Peter Seitz jun." wrote: >OK, I thought this would be in a FAQ, and I've seen it asked in the >mailing list archives, and I've skimmed through all the resource >descriptions, but I can't find the answer. How does one go about >configuring MHonArc to build the archi

Translating web links in archive

1999-10-26 Thread David Gibbs
Folks: Is there a resource that I can set in the config to have web links in archive's open a new web browser (target="_blank")? Thanks! david

Re: Translating web links in archive

1999-11-07 Thread David Gibbs
At 08:17 PM 10/26/99 , Earl Hood wrote: > > Is there a resource that I can set in the config to have web links in > > archive's open a new web browser (target="_blank")? >Look at the MIMEFILTERS resource page and the options available >for the text/plain filter: m2h_text_plain::filter. Well, I lo

Re: Translating web links in archive

1999-11-10 Thread David Gibbs
At 10:58 PM 11/9/99 , Earl Hood wrote: > > > > text/plain:maxwidth=80 quote target=_blank >^ >Try using a semi-colon and see if that works. Ok ... but the quote and maxwidth parameters seem to work fine. > > Here's an example ... > http://midrange/archive/midrange-l/199911/msg00502

Re: Translating web links in archive

1999-12-02 Thread David Gibbs
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Further encryption of email addresses?

2000-02-17 Thread David Gibbs
Folks: I need to find a way to further encrypt the email addresses in a mhonarc web archive. In addition, I need to find a way to encrypt email addresses that are included in the body of a message ... not just in the headers. Any ideas? Thanks! david

Re: Further encryption of email addresses?

2000-02-18 Thread David Gibbs
At 04:45 PM 02/17/2000 , Nathaniel Irons wrote: > > I need to find a way to further encrypt the email addresses in a > > mhonarc web archive. >Do you really want to encrypt them, or do you just want to obscure them? >Please be more specific. At this point, I want to encrypt them ... I had someone

Re: Execute mhonarc every time I receive a message

2000-05-11 Thread David Gibbs
>I want MhonArc add messages every time I receive a message. > Automatically. >How do I do it? It's pretty easy ... just pipe the message into mhonarc with the -add parameter. Make sure you specify the proper resource file and directory on the command line. Here's the script I use ... I