Re: MHonArc development status

[Sean M Alderman <sean.m.alderman@grc.nasa.gov>]

That actually sounds exactly like what I'm looking for.  I handle the
archives for all (30-40) of NASA Glenn's Majordomo's.  We currently
don't have searching enabled for any lists.  I had posted not long ago
about seeing if anyone would volunteer some config tips with HT://Dig
because I want to re-engineer the archives to be more usable.  I'd love
to take a look at the new stuff.

On Thu, 2002-04-11 at 14:50, mhonarc@mhonarc.org wrote:
> MHonArc Users,
> 
> I'm just dropping a note stating that MHonArc development is still
> active.  I've received patches, bug reports, and suggestions that
> I plan to make available in future releases.
> 
> For now, there will may be some delay in the next release as I attend
> to a highly important personal matter.   It may be a few weeks for
> the next release containing some fixes and some minor enhancements.
> Note, much of the recent work has been administrative as I have
> ported the source into CVS with the eventual goal of providing a
> publicly-accessible CVS respository on the net.
> 
> One thing that may be of interest to users is I have developed
> a mail archiving system that using Procmail, MHonArc, and Namazu
> to easily manage mail archives for multiple lists.  Features will
> include automatic generation of monthly or yearly archives, searching
> (via Namazu), raw mail archives, and archive rebuilding.  I consider
> the software experimental, but it appears to run well on Unix-type
> systems (like Linux) only.  The current name of the package is "mharc".
> 
> mharc will be a separate package from MHonArc with its own release
> schedule.  I'll try to release at the same time as the next MHonArc
> release, but if there are people who are interested in it, I cam
> make a version temporarily available.
> 
> --ewh
> 
> 
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