On Tue, Oct 28, 2003 at 09:45:21AM -0500, Kevin McCann wrote:
> And the SmartArchiver developer is planning to support MySQL, too. When
> this happens you'd only need to have one of the two databases.
Yeah, but installing MySQL isn't trivia
eful search, but does this raise the bar for installing Mailman too
much? SMARTarchiver would require that you have PostgreSQL; is adding that
dependency OK? Barry, what's your opinion?
--amk
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em. Archived messages can be
viewed via NNTP and a Web interface; again, you might only produce a
proof-of-concept of these.
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your own new pages, in case I dust off
the project.
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rchiver was Hypermail, and it hadn't been
maintained in a while, so Pipermail could easily beat it just by being in a
scripting language instead of C.
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L layout
for the archives from host/pipermail/ to host/archives/ or host/mm-archives/ .
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ewhere so it gets
Googled.
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#
# Mailman via POP
#
import os, poplib, rfc822, cStringIO
# Configuration information
POP_HOST = 'pop.example.com'
POP_USER = 'mailman'
POP_PASSWORD = 'password'
MESSAGE_ID_FILE = '/tmp/message-ids'
# List of domains cont
