Re: Archiving by month

1999-09-04 Thread Jeff Breidenbach
I took a closer look. Attachments are never indexed because of echo "exclude_urls: .dir">> $CFG so I now feel safe doing your original -echo "limit_urls_to:$TARGET/$MAILLIST/" >> $CFG +echo "limit_urls_to:$TARGET/$MAILLIST/ms

Re: Archiving by month

1999-09-04 Thread Jeff Breidenbach
The problem has the following facets: Computers with misset clocks screw up 'Date:' MH's 'pick -before/-after' command probably uses 'Date:' Imports emphasize the 'Date:' header Importing by bounce adds an unhelpful 'Received:' header. Solution sets that I see are: a1) ask mailme to do m

Re: Archiving by month

1999-09-04 Thread PS Mitchell
Hi Jeff, First off, I made a silly mistake in monthme - producing links to html in subdirectories of course doesn't work, as none of the relative links work. This is quickly solved by linking to the directory instead which makes a lot more sense anyhow. The patch I've attached (see below) fixes

Re: Archiving by month

1999-09-04 Thread Jeff Breidenbach
Paul, I applied your patch to the monthly index page generator -- and it looks like quite an improvement. However, relying on the 'Date:' header is definitely hurting, and something is inconsistant. This may take some work, possibly including perhaps bounce.pl modifications. See: http://www.ma

Re: Archiving by month

1999-09-04 Thread PS Mitchell
Hi Jeff, Some more mods to take care of monthly searching (which is currently broken), and a couple of other suggested fixes. I've attached patches for the following (I've diff'd these with the latest source you sent me - let me know if you want the full versions): monthme: I think it lost the