Earl = >
SP = >>
> > MHonArc expects its input files to be structured as specified in RFC822.
> > Header lines (where the To:, From:, Subject: etc come from) followed by
a
> > blank line followed by the body text. Look at a raw email message
header to
> > see what these look like. I believe that MHonArc only needs a
Message-ID:
> > line and a Subject: line in the header to function adequately.
>
> There is no message header that mhonarc requires to do its job.
> Message-IDs are not required (a feature that has existed since the
> intial code base due to personal needs). MHonArc will warn if no data
> can be determined, but mhonarc will still handle the message (local
> current time is assumed).
>
> If I am not mistaken, an empty message header (ie. only the EOL
> sequence that separates the header from the body) can exist
> and mhonarc
> will handle it.
A null header looks like it would work physically with MHonArc. Interesting
feature.
What does an index entry look like if there is no subject field?
-- SP