From: Paradise Cowgirl (minerva@krusty.phix.com)
Date: Sat Feb 06 1999 - 22:55:48 CST
Hello, all,
Here's my current feedback on 2b13, compiled on Solaris 2.5 with gcc
version 2.7.2.3:
Archive: http://www.wildheart.org/archives/beta-horse/
mbox: http://www.wildheart.org/archives/beta-horse/model-horse (126K)
.hmrc: http://www.wildheart.org/archives/beta-horse/.hmrc
Configured/compiled as is.
Archived existing mbox archived with:
#!/bin/sh
#/bin/rm -f /home/minerva/public_html/archives/beta-horse/*.html
/home/minerva/bin/hypermail-2b13 -x -p \
-m "/home/minerva/mail/model-horse" \
-l "TEST Haynet Archives" \
-c "/home/minerva/public_html/archives/beta-horse/.hmrc" \
-d "/home/minerva/public_html/archives/beta-horse"
Archive then updated "realtime" via procmail with:
|/home/minerva/bin/hypermail-2b13 -i -u \
-l "TEST Archives: Model Horse" \
-c "/home/minerva/public_html/archives/beta-horse/.hmrc" \
-d "/home/minerva/public_html/archives/beta-horse/" \
-b "http://www.wildheart.org/haynet/" \
-a "http://www.wildheart.org/archives/"
The bad news:
-x does NOT delete .html's in the archive directory so then the second
time I archive the whole mbox, I get two of everything, the third
time I get three of everything, etc.
(hence the rm -f from above used hereafter)
see: http://www.wildheart.org/archives/beta-horse/0000.html:
email address not correct: <janisw@6> (top and bottom of page)
email address not converted into an URL <janisw@6> (top/bottom of page)
email addresses in "footer" not correct
email addresses in "footer" not converted into URLs
Minor annoyance(s):
Once the archive was generated from an existing mbox, updates to the
same archive via procmail caused the message total to be wrong (doubled
plus one, I think)
Good news:
URLs with "&" are converted correctly
This is almost a workable version (for me)
Current feature requests:
file locking
Cheers,
~d
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