At 23:08 18/11/98 -0500, Earl Hood wrote:
>On November 18, 1998 at 15:09, Kevin Noonan wrote:
>
>> Does anyone have a tool for editing the subject line of a mail-message in
>> the archive? Such a tool would have to edit the the message file itself and
>> the links to and from the message in the following and previous messages as
>> well as the link to the message in each of the index files (there are places
>> I'm omitting, that's why I'm asking this question :-).
>
>If use SUBJECTSTRIPCODE, you can avoid a post-processing step. I.e.
>Modify the subjects as MHonArc processes the messages.
>
> --ewh
Hi Earl,
I want to be able to easily correct erroneous subject-lines provided by
users. I have no way of knowing in advance what those corrections might have
to be. And the archival of our messages is done immediately the message is
received.
Does anyone have a perl script for this purpose or should I roll my own?
Thanks for your help,
Kevin Noonan (desk 3B27, ext. 2182)
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