From: Paul G. Fitzgerald (pgfitzgerald@buckman.com)
Date: Thu Apr 26 2001 - 09:14:12 CDT
Hello,
When I read through the documentation for the new release, I found the
options 'folder_by_date,' 'avoid_top_indices,' and 'attachmentsindex.' They
looked promising, but I haven't had any luck getting them work together as I
expected.
I've got a large archive that gets about 500 messages a day. I had
previously toyed with having a script determine the date of the message and
send it to hypermail for a daily archive. The problem I found with this is
that threads spanning several days weren't linked together. I had hoped that
these new found options would help.
Here's my problem: Even though I specified 'folders' in the
'avoid_top_indices' option, the file is still being created. I don't want
any indexes created for the whole archive, only for the individual days. Am
I doing something wrong, or did I misunderstand the documentation, or is it
supposed to work like I expected it to?
Regards,
Paul G. Fitzgerald
Here's my rc file:
# New Stuff Below
folder_by_date = "%Y/%m/%d"
usegdbm = 1
avoid_top_indices = thread subject author date attachment folders
defaultindex = thread
attachmentsindex = 0
# Old Stuff Below
htmlsuffix = phtml
reverse = 1
attachmentlink = "%p"
show_msg_links = 1
showreplies = 1
showhtml = 1
showbr = 1
iquotes = 0
showhr = 1
discard_dup_msgids = 1
require_msgids = 1
dateformat = "%D-%r %Z"
thrdlevels = 5
dirmode = 0775
filemode = 0664
mailcommand = mailto:$TO?Subject=$SUBJECT&In-Reply-To=$ID
ihtmlheaderfile = /home/archives/.hypermail/index.hyp
ihtmlfooterfile = /home/archives/.hypermail/footer.hyp
mhtmlheaderfile = /home/archives/.hypermail/message.hyp
mhtmlfooterfile = /home/archives/.hypermail/footer.hyp
show_headers = From
show_headers = Subject
show_headers = Date
inline_types = image/gif
inline_types = image/jpeg
ignore_types = text/x-vcard
ignore_types = application/x-msdownload
text_types = text
text_types = text/plain
text_types = message/rfc822
prefered_types = text/plain
prefered_types = text/html