rpm/SPECS

[Witold Filipczyk]

On Sun, Feb 09, 2003 at 10:46:33PM +0100, Arkadiusz Miskiewicz wrote:
> On/Dnia Sun, Feb 09, 2003 at 10:09:15PM +0100, Artur Skura wrote/napisał(a)
> > On Sun, Feb 09, 2003 at 09:57:55PM +0100, Michal Kochanowicz wrote:
> > > On Sun, Feb 09, 2003 at 09:33:18PM +0100, Artur Skura wrote:
> > > > To może zapytam tutaj -- ma ktoś archiwum starego pld-devel
> > > > w formacie mbox? Potrzebuję na wczoraj...
> > > -rw-rw-r--    1 misiek   users      201178 2000-03-17  
> > 
> > Super! :)
> > A może ktoś ma jeszcze wcześniejsze?
> 
>  Takie rarytasy może?
> 
>  Począwszy od :
>  From owner-pld-list w mailbox.tuniv.szczecin.pl Sat Jan 16 19:22:24 1999
> 
> > Pozdrowienia,
> > Artur
> 
> ps. archiwa w formacie mbox są top-secret ;)

O digestach:
3.4 Basic list types.

  Adding a digest list to your ezmlm list(*).

   The digest is a collection of messages, produced about every two
   days. If more than 30 messages or 64 kbytes of ``message body'' have
   arrived since the latest digest, the digest is sent earlier. All
   these criteria can be changed (see More information). Also, lists
   can be set up to produce digests at a specific time each day, every
   other day, etc (see More information).

   Some users do not get involved in discussions on the list but rather
   want to read messages on a specific topic. For these users, a digest
   with sorted messages is much preferable to receiving the messages
   one at a time. These users would subscribe to the digest list,
   rather than to the list itself.

   To set up a digest list with the list, all you need to do is to use
   the ezmlm-make ``-d'' switch. The digest of the list list w host is
   always called list-digest w host. Thus for the list
   mailinglist w example.org, the digest list would be
   mailinglist-digest w example.org.

   The digest can be sent in several formats. The default, MIME with
   removal of ``non-essential'' headers is virtually always the best. A
   ``format-specifier'' can be used with the ezmlm-get(1) ``-f'' switch
   to override this. ``v'' returns MIME with all headers, and ``r'' a
   rfc1153-like non-MIME format (see More information). You can use
   DIR/digheaders to specify the message headers included for archive
   excerpts when using the ``m'' (default) format.

Gdyby opcja 'v' była wybrana, na pewno byłoby wątkowanie i więcej ludzi
byłoby zadowolonych.

-- 
Witold Filipczyk
<witekfl w poczta.onet.pl>