root:/usr/src/sys/compile/VKERN i386
Any help would be appreciated.
Regards,
Gunnar Hjalmarsson
Phone: +46 70 5508110 Internet: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Fax:+46 70 6108110 http://www.gunnar.cc
Earl, thanks for trying to help!
> It appears MHonArc believes it is under a Win environment.
>
> > Perl version: 5.004_01
> This is a suspect version. You may want to upgrade Perl.
>
> What does the following command output:
>
> perl -e 'print $^O, "\n";'
Since I do not have she
Earl Hood wrote:
>
> > Summary of my perl5 (5.0 patchlevel 4 subversion 1) configuration:
> > Platform:
> > osname=bsdos, osvers=2.1, archname=i386-bsdos
> ---^^^
> Ugh.
What? Should I send your regards to my web hosting provider? :-)
> Delete line 67 of your copy of osinit.pl
Al Gilman wrote:
>
> It sounds as though he would like to know before he sends his
> message that he is addressing a list of subscribers and a
> publicly accessible archive.
Yes, Al, that's my point. No big deal in this case, but maybe a matter
of principle...
Thanks! :-)
/ Gunnar
---
From the FAQ:
> Do I have to respecify the resource file each time I update an
> archive?
> No. The archive database stores all resource settings. The only
> time you need to respecify the resource file is if changes are
> required in the layout of the archive.
Not _all_ resource settings seem
I have my website hosted with a provider that does not grant me shell
access to my account, so I have to run the MHonArc commands from cgi
scripts. Now I have made a template to make the archive administration
easier, and since there might be other people out there, that are
interested in making t
On 12 July Gunnar Hjalmarsson wrote:
>
> I disabled the option to enter other commands in this demo
> installation. The reason is that you can enter any general
> system command via the form
I made a change, so that only MHonArc commands can be entered via the
form. The demo install
I tried to make use of the default resource file, but it seems like it
does not work properly. These are my findings:
- It worked when creating a new archive, but changes after that had
no effect when updating the archive. (Is this possibly
intentionally?)
- The resource MSGGMTDATEFMT did no
Martin List-Petersen wrote:
>
> Is it possible, to have the time and date of the messages
> shown in the mail- and thread indexes ??
You can put some date variable, e.g. $MSGGMTDATE$, in the
resource for the main index, and in the , , and
resources for the thread index.
If you want exactly th
Martin List-Petersen wrote:
>
> >If you want exactly the same format as in the messages, i.e.
> >the time in the timezone where respective message originated +/-
> >the difference compared to GMT, I haven't found any solution either.
> >
> I was a bit too fast about complayning.
> I made a templa
Earl Hood wrote:
>
> > - The resource MSGGMTDATEFMT did not affect the variable
> > $MSGGMTDATE$ .
>
> Works for me.
Well, I recreated the demo archive for the "admin tool", and this time
it worked for me, too.
> Also, if specifying a resource file via RCFILE, make sure it is
> not setting M
After having upgraded to 2.4.2, the default settings for the resource variables
$LOCALDATE$ and $GMTDATE$ don't work for me.
Gunnar
Phone: +46 70 5508110 Internet: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Fax:+46 70 6108110 http:
Earl Hood wrote:
>
> Patch for mhtime.pl attached.
Thanks, Earl. But I exchanged (the new) line 87 for
$fmt = '%a %b %d %H:%M:%S '.($local ? "" : "GMT ").'%Y' if $fmt !~ /\S/;
Any objections?
Gunnar
Phone: +46 70 5508110
> I want to run the expiredate command. I did run the command
> as given in the document but it did not execute. The
> command I have given is as follows:
>
> mhonarc -oudir /promed/ -add -expiredate 1 Dec 1999
> /root/list/*.*
>
> The result shows that it could not parse the expiredate.
I hav
I'm using MHonArc for converting a Majordomo mailing list, and a message
footer is appended to the end of the body of each list message. Is there
any easy way to make MHonArc exclude such a standard text when
converting the body of a list message?
Gunnar
-
Thanks Earl and Al. Since I'm not using Procmail, and have access to
only one Majordomo list, I chose to create a filter.
Earl Hood wrote:
>
> You'll have to create a custom filter function, see MIMEFILTERS
> for details. You can use the text/plain filter as a template.
I simply copied mhtxtpl
When converting an email with a line in the body that begins with the
word "From", my installation of MHonArc (2.4.4) does not make it. It
seems like it interprets the word "From" as the beginning of a new
email, and consequently converts the email into two messages.
Gunnar
Let's see what happen
Gunnar Hjalmarsson wrote:
>
> When converting an email with a line in the body that begins with the
> word "From", my installation of MHonArc ... interprets the word
> "From" as the beginning of a new email, and consequently converts the
> email into t
Bennett Samowich wrote:
>
> Is there a way to add icons for message attachments?
http://www.oac.uci.edu/indiv/ehood/MHonArc/doc/resources/icons.html
/ Gunnar
Wayne Chapeskie wrote:
>
> A minor message page formatting question, for MHonArc 2.4.4
> ...
> if the message has no follow-ups, and no references, you get two
> lines together.
> ...
> Does anyone know how to avoid this "double " syndrome?
Wayne,
Feel free to study my resource file at
ftp://f
Earl Hood wrote:
>
> I should note that this topic is discussed in the FAQ.
Yes, I see now that it's covered in both the FAQ and the MSGSEP doc. My
apologies for being too quick to post my query.
Gunnar
I run MHonArc on a UNIX web server, i.e. a part of the server provided
by my web hosting ISP. So far I have let MHonArc process mailbox files
that have been stored on the same server, and consequently it has been
easy to simply specify the paths to the files I wanted to process.
Now I wonder whic
Earl Hood wrote:
>
> Attached is a sample Perl program that archives mail using POP.
I used part of the program, and it works fine. Thank you very much for
providing it.
> The program has been edited from a real program I wrote inorder
> to protect the guilty. Use at your own risk.
Sure, as a
> Like many people, I have been trying to develop a web admin
> interface for my users forum administrators.
I use a web admin tool, from which you might want to pick some
ideas. You find it at
ftp://ftp.gunnar.cc/pub/gunnar/mhonarc/mhaadmin-demo.pl .
Please note that for the admin interface t
Garth Sainio wrote:
>
> I'm trying to create a multipage thread index from an archive.
> ...
> the index page is created with only 100 messages on it but there
> are no links to the other index pages
> ...
> Any suggestions on what I should try next?
The default setting of the THEAD resource inc
Brian Cameron wrote:
>
> I have included the following string: $MSGLOCALDATE(CUR;%m/%d/%y %H%M)
> ...
> Note that the year value (%y) in the $MSGLOCALDATE is supposed
> to be a 2-digit year value. However, for messages posted in the
> year 2000, it is printing out "100", as in the following exam
Earl Hood wrote:
>
> Probably quicker to just subtract 100 from $year if $year > 100
> after $yearfull has been set:
>
> $year -= 100 if $year > 100;
Well, 100 must be included, of course:
$year -= 100 if $year >= 100;
/ Gunnar
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> Is it possible to automatically delete the mail MHonArc copies
> from the pop account during a normal daily archive?
One way is to use the Net::POP3 Perl module. I run MHonArc from a
script, where the actual MhonArc execution is preceded by a Net::POP3
routine. Basic
Peter Vestergaard wrote:
> Hope someone knows how to get rid of the pre-tag
Maybe you should try the MIMEARGS resource instead:
text/plain:nonfixed
/ Gunnar
When messages have no References or In-Reply-To fields, MHonArc is
supposed to group messages of the same subject together under the header
. I experienced lately that this feature didn't
work reliably, and I found out that it was because I use the
SUBJECTSTRIPCODE resource to stip a prefix.
This
Wade VanBuskirk wrote:
>
> I would like to strip out the ads which this list has added to the
> message body.
Hi Wade,
I let MHonArc strip a message footer when archiving a mailing list.
Normally MHonArc uses mhtxtplain.pl to filter plain text, but by using
the resource I make it use a modifie
meijin wrote:
>
> Can I make a suggestion for a small added feature? Would, in the
> resulting HTML, it be possible to show the total number of messages
Can be done through the variable $NUMOFMSG$.
> and the total number of threads
Sounds like a good idea.
> in the links at the top?
/ Gunnar
Kenneth Blackwell wrote:
>
> I may need to have a passage of an archived message suppressed.
> Thus I need to know whether it can be done.
It can be done by simply letting MHonArc strip the passage before the
conversion.
I guess, based on your description, that the original messages are plain
t
Wade VanBuskirk wrote:
>
> I have attempted to make and "register" a revised filter, but I got
> the following error:
>
> Reading /home/wade/nsmail/temp .
> Can't locate /home/wade/MHonArc2.3.3/bin/mhtxtplain2.pl in @INC at
> /usr/local/lib/perl5/site_perl/readmail.pl line 769, chunk
> 48.
>
>
Michael Acheson wrote:
>
> I need to customise the index page (maillist.html). Do I have to
> edit the idxpgbegin resource file. Where is this file to edit?
IdxPgBegin is not a file, it's a resource.
> If you have to write it what do you save it as? Can someone give
> me very simple step my ste
"Gerrit P. Haase" wrote:
>
> is it able to compose a gui-user-interface for mhonarc?
> ...
> maybe someone out there has begun and we could share the work?
Since I don't have shell access to my webhosting account, I use a simple
tool to administrate MHonArc:
http://www.gunnar.cc/cgi-bin/mhonarc
"leo.ufv" wrote:
>
> Is there a better way to call MHonArc?
You might want to try:
unshift(@INC, /path/to/mhonarc/library);
require 'mhamain.pl';
mhonarc::initialize();
mhonarc::process_input(
'-quiet',
'-add',
'-outdir', /usr/local/apache/share/htdocs/lj
Fazal Aslam wrote:
>
> It works grate except when it finds a line in which
> the first word is "from" or "From" then it thinks that
> it a new e-mail and it tries to archive it.
Check out http://www.mhonarc.org/MHonArc/doc/faq/archives.html#split
/ Gunnar
Stuart Otway wrote:
> I need a method for me to fire this command to the server via a
> webpage. I heard this is possible via CGI. If anyone has some
> scripts to send me to get me started and if anyone has some files
> that format the mhonarc pages nicely i would be most greatful.
Hi Stuart
Hi,
I have successfully used mhn2mbox
(http://www.albany.net/~anthonyw/mhonarc/mhn2mbox) with MHonArc v2.4.6
to convert archives back to mbox format. Thanks, Anthony, for this
program! However, when I had upgraded to MHonArc v2.5.4, I noticed that
the message separators in the pseudo mbox did
Earl Hood wrote:
> You can insert a line break in an address:
>
>
> s/\@/ AT\n/;
>
Thanks for the tip. But isn't it as important to do anything with the
MAILTOURL resource? I did this:
mailto:$TOADDRNAME$@$TOADDRDOMAIN$
Is there any easy way to improve that?
/ Gunnar
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