| Date: | Sat, 12 Sep 1998 15:30:07 |
| From: | Voytek Eymont <voytek@eymont.com > |
| Reply-To: | Voytek Eymont <voytek@sbt.net.au > |
| To: | 32bits@sbt.net.au |
| Subject: | Re: Inet.Mail: L2W with an existing PRM email base |
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> what do you suggest is the 'easiest' way to process them into original
I've got some scripts written to do this sort of thing. I thought
Make a copy of your messages first. Then run order.cmd on them. It
Paul
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> dates ?
>
> the source is PRM's .pop files
I had included them in the l2w distribution, but perhaps not. I used
them to build the web pages with the os2-isp list messages on them
from saved messages. In checking my list2web directory on the laptop,
my inetmail install there has two scripts: order.cmd and webarchive.cmd
which are meant to do this.
reads the message for the date header and then renames it based on
the date. The webarchive.cmd will then take the message and put it on
the web page using that date. You'll likely have to play with it a bit
to get it exactly right, I wrote it in February of this year, so it's
a bit fuzzy now.
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