Surely you have access to a cgi-bin directory at your hosting service. I put mohnarc there and works fine for me. An example portion of my rc.local.s20: # Set variables for sending to web based archive mhonarc=/home/name/cgi-bin/mhonarc listdir=/home/name/mail/archive/latest weblist=/home/name/www/directory/archives # Send message to web archive :0 cw | $mhonarc -add -quiet -spammode -umask 022 $listdir -outdir $weblist # This updates the web page as each message is processed. Spammode is pretty nice as it keeps the email miners away. Much documentation is included with mohnarc. I had to use -unmask to correct some file permission issues with the html page.
Hi, Yes, I know this question has been asked a million times, I'd like to set up a web-accessible threaded archive of a smartlist mailing list.
Here's the problem - my hosting service provides smartlist, I don't have access to /usr/bin. I've tried installing MHonArc and it won't work since I don't have access to these directories.
So, to rephrase the question, is there any tool out there that will copy archived messages from the smartlist directory into a threaded web-based directory. I need something that works under Perl.
Note that my hosting service puts smartlist config & data files in a non-web accessible directory. I do have access to this directory.
Thanks in advance.