I am just getting started with Mhonarc, and have a few questions I was hoping someone may help me with. I am setting up a new List Server for my organization using Majordomo, Sendmail and Mhonarc to replace the Windows NT based list server we are currently using. Majordomo seems to be working fine, and I would like to add archiving to the picture. The list server is primarily going to be used as a distribution list (mostly moderated), and not really for discussions, and I would like the individual emails sent to the Majordomo lists to be automatically converted to HTML and saved into a directory named for the list. These HTML docs would then be copied to, and indexed by our NT Web Server (I don't have much choice here). If possible I would like to save these as *.ASP documents and add some code to the start of each file that we are using for file security. I see by the documentation that I can use the -single switch to convert individual emails, and assume I can add the following to my aliases file: list1-archive: "|/usr/majordomo/wrapper mhonarc -single <messagefile> filename.html" I would like to use something like this to automatically name the file something unique and save it to the appropriate directory. In other words, I would like an email sent to 'list1' to be converted and saved as /usr/local/mail/list1/message1.html (or asp), then the next email would be saved as /usr/local/mail/list1/message2.html. Has anybody done this, or know how the aliases entry would actually look? Is it possible to do this? If so, can I save it as a unique-filename.ASP with a few lines of code added to the start of each file? If anyone has experience doing something like this, or has a suggestion where to find documentation, It would be very helpful! Also, will wrapper work like this, or does mhonarc need to be in the majordomo directory? Thanks in advance, Eric
