Hi Jeff,
Re. mods to allow mail-archive deal with some lists on a per-month basis.
I've had a good look and will send in a separate mail to you direct a
patched mailme.model for monthly indexes. Take a look and see what you
think and I'll have a think meantime about the rest of your system,
alth
Jeff,
A couple of belated comments back - you'll probably know the answers
to these already by now.
> I don't quite follow. Let's say there are a bunch of messages for
> 'sinister' in the inbox. So if it's current August 1999, we use pick
> to select just those messages from August 1999. But wh
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
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
Jeff said:
> I took a closer look. Attachments are never indexed because of
>
> echo "exclude_urls: .dir">> $CFG
I'm confused here: attachments don't appear in anything called *.dir,
but in a subdirectory called msg? for the relevant message - see
http:/
Jeff Breidenbach said:
> Solution sets that I see are:
>
> b1) ask mailme to do monthly sorts off of x-archive-with-date
> headers primarily, received headers secondarily
> b2) modify bounce.pl to generate x-archive-with-date based on
> received headers.
Attached is b1), then.
Hi Jeff,
I'm sorry you had problems with my previous date code - hope it hasn't
caused you much grief. I just didn't realise there were mail clients out
there which produced malformed date strings (well, ones that date(1) can't
read at least).
The last patch to mailme I sent was (again) incorre
