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On Fri, Oct 07, 2005 at 07:37:30PM +0200, Jonas Liljegren said: > How is Mariachi supposed to be used? > > Should I construct a crontab with: > > mariachi -i /usr/local/siesta/archive/frame \ > -o /usr/local/mariachi/archive/frame \ > -n "Frame Archive" I have several crontab entries like this # london.food 0 0 * * * (cd /virtual/thegestalt.org/www/html/london.food/ && /usr/local/perl580/bin/mariachi -i /usr/local/siesta/archive/london.food -o archives -n 'london.food - the archives' >/dev/null 2>&1) > It seems to parse all messages even without the -r option For a while now I've wanted to do a ground up rewrite of Mariachi to make it smarter about caching and lazy generation. Poke me hard enough and I may do that soon since I appear to have some tuits at the moment. > How is /usr/local/siesta/archive/ supposed to work? An archive of messages is created for each list as long as you have the Archive plugin set for the post queue of your list (which, from your next question it looks like you've done). > I imported a mailinglist (perl) and all messages resides in > /usr/local/siesta/archive/perl/new > Should somehting be done to move them from new to any of the other dirs? Ah, that's because it's setting them up as a Maildir - it doesn't really matter whether they're in new/ or cur/ Simon
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