convert single message w/database

stored in a single file (mbox format as is) and picked out as needed, saving substantial disk slack. There's likely some issue I'm overlooking. Regards, -John Belmonte -- OpenPGP encrypted mail welcome.

Re: convert single message w/database

Denis McKeon wrote: > But your last "picked out as needed" suggests that you may also want the > message bodies to reside *only* in the mbox file, and to be somehow > pulled into an HTML presentation (MHonArc-ified on the fly, > or extracted with some sort of server-side byte-offset scheme?). Rig

Re: mharc Release: 0.2.0

Earl Hood wrote: > mharc is the web-based mail archiving system that uses Procmail, > MHonArc and Namazu. > > Shouldn't mharc be mentioned on the mhanarc.org homepage under "Extras"? Even if it is in early development, I wish I had known about its

use of HTML in AddressModifyCode

I'd like to use HTML in the email addresses, but in something like s/\././g; the "." is escaped and printed literally. There are many uses for this in address obfuscation such as using a graphic for @, using a table, etc. Is there any solution? -John -- OpenPGP encrypte

Re: use of HTML in AddressModifyCode

Earl Hood wrote: > The AddressModifyCode works on the raw data. As for using > "." is address obfuscation, it is a very weak form since any > decent address harvester would expand entity references before > doing detection. Why not use something like: > > > s/\./ dot /g; > s/\@/ AT /g; >

doc bug

In the example resource settings to sort the main index by date (http://mhonarc.org/MHonArc/doc/resources/daybegin.html), in the DayEnd resource, the and tags are in the wrong order. The resulting output will fail HTML validation. -John -- OpenPGP encrypted mail welcome.

Re: use of HTML in AddressModifyCode

John R. LoVerso wrote: >>>I particularly like this one, as it's non-linear: >>> >>> >>> user@ >>> I can be reached at >>> example.com > > Perhaps I wasn't clear enough; the above _visually_ renders into > > I can be reached at [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > Look at the HTML: the

Re: use of HTML in AddressModifyCode

[oops, had sent this directory to Earl again by mistake...] Earl Hood wrote: > It seems it may be useful to have some kind resource in MHonArc > that allows manipulation of addresses in the HTML domain (say > ADDRESSCONVERTER). That would be great to have. What I'd like to set up is to displ