Aha, yep, I see where you are going here. Just take the output and build
the index page manually.
I had started going through the mhamain.pl and mhindex.pl to see if it would
be feasible to adjust so that mhonarc builds the output in the correct
format at the start. Not sure how easy this is goi
Thanks, this is a great tool, and having had a very quick poke at the code
it seems very nicely laid out with plenty of commenting, [especially
considering it is a perl program!] :-)
I am still missing a high level overview of all the routines, but I think I
may be able to pick this up from your
> On May 1, 2002 at 15:55, Greg Matheson wrote:
>
> > I guess I could parse the email messages myself and pass the
> > bodies in as environmental variables to MHonArc. This solution
> > still would have the problem of deciding which email message
> > corresponded with which MHonArc file name.
>
I think if you just save them as (*.eml) files you will find this is just
Outlook's name for raw "SMTP format" messages
Ed
> I have a folder in Outlook with numerous messages that I want to move to
> Monarc. Unfortunately I do not see a way to Export these messages in SMTP
> format - they can
Just an idea with regards to the previous threads. Would it be
sensible/efficient/possible to use this to expand the $NOTE$ automatically
to include the body of each email?
Is this the right way to go about it, or is it best for me to try and work
this modification into the code elsewhere?
Ed
>
> Hmmm. From this, it appears that the message pages are really not needed.
> What you really want is just one "big" page containing the contents
> of your messages.
>
Yep, although it is quite nice to be able to have a link to just the story,
as well as the whole page. A nice-to-have though
I am very slowly polishing Earl's original code for use with PostNuke. You
can see a demo at http://demo.wildgooses.com and then follow the
"Experimental Diary by Email" link. This is just trolling a diary subfolder
on each users mailbox, and any content that it finds is converted into a
web-pag
