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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting Automatic monitor disk-space Post 47990 by nfbeerse on Tuesday 24th of February 2004 09:02:36 AM
Old 02-24-2004
RTM,

Thanks for the quick reply.

I wanted a script. Apparently I used the wrong query variables for my search.

Norbert
 

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wmfrc

wmfrc(5)							File Formats Manual							  wmfrc(5)

NAME

       wmfrc - Configuration file for wmf.

DESCRIPTION

       Use the configuration file for all configurational features of wmf.  Wmf is looking for .wmfrc as default if nothing else defined.

COMMANDS

       Available command line options are the following:

       AboutLink = <Text>
	      If this link presents it will be placed to the index section.

       AuthorCaseSort = 0n|Off
	      Sorting the author index case senitive

       AuthorEmailSort = 0n|Off
	      Sorting the author index by email address.

       BodyHtmlConvert = 0n|Off
	      Turning html convert of the mail-body on/off.

       BodyLinkEmail = 0n|Off
	      Turning email detecting in the mail-body on/off.

       BodyLinkUrl = 0n|Off
	      Turning url detecting in the mail-body on/off.

       BodyReplyChars = <Text>
	      Defining characters who indicate the begin of reply text. As example ">".

       DayLimit = <Number>
	      Mails older then <Number> days won't be listed in the indexes.  0 = no limit (default=0).

       DebugLevel = <Number>
	      Debug level (Bit0=Functions Bit1=Information Bit2=Fileoperations)

       Directory = <Text>
	      Where all the files write to (default ./)

       DocEndFile = <Text>
	      Includefile for the end of the document

       DocStartFile = <Text>
	      Includefile for the begin of the document

       Extension = <Text>
	      Define the file extension (default=".html").

       FaceDirectory = <Text>
	      Directory where to store the face files. Attention: This directory is RELATIVE to the html directory.

       FaceNoData = <Text>
	      What to include, if there are no face datas.

       FaceSupport = 0n|Off
	      Turn face support on/off.

       FilePermission = <Number>
	      Set file permission after creation. Numeric mode only like chown (1)

       FolderName = <Text>
	      Name of the mail folder.

       FrameNameIndex = <Text>
	      Name of the frame where the index is.

       FrameNameText = <Text>
	      Name of the frame where the mailtext is.

       FrameNameTitle = <Text>
	      Name of the frame where the title is.

       FrameSupport = 0n|Off
	      Turn frame support on/off.

       HtmlBodyStart = <Text>
	      Replacement for <BODY>

       HtmlBodyEnd = <Text>
	      Replacement for </BODY>

       HtmlSeparator = <Text>
	      Replacement for <HR>

       HtmlReplyStart = <Text>
	      If you want display the reply text italic put a <I> here.

       HtmlReplyEnd = <Text>
	      If you want display the reply text italic put a </I> here.

       IndexAuthor = 0n|Off
	      Turning indexing by author (author.html) on/off.

       IndexDate = 0n|Off
	      Turning indexing by date (date.html) on/off.

       IndexSubject = 0n|Off
	      Turning indexing by subject (subject.html) on/off.

       IndexThread = 0n|Off
	      Turning indexing by thread (thread.html) on/off.

       LineSize = <Number>
	      Lines  greater  then the defined limit will be breaked at the last space. If there wasn't any space the search continues to the next
	      after the limit. If there isn't ANY space in the whole line, no breakes.

       MailboxFile = <Text>
	      Name of the mailbox file, - is used for stdin.

       MailCommand = <Text>
	      Mail-command (default MAILTO:)

       MessageCount = 0n|Off
	      Print the amount of messages in the first page of every index file.

       NewSubjectThread = 0n|Off
	      Make a new Thread if the Subject changes in a reply.

       PageSize = <Number>
	      Lines / page index. 0 = only one page (default 0).  Threads won't be brocken.

       SortOrder = NewFirst|NewLast
	      Define sorting

       Statistics = 0n|Off
	      Turn statistic on/off.

       SubjectCaseSort = 0n|Off
	      Sorting the subject index case senitive

       ThreadCaseSort = 0n|Off
	      Sorting the thread index case senitive

       WriteMode = <Number>
	      Write-mode (0=indexing 1=overwrite 2=append 3=append no index).  Mode 0: If you made changes manual or  anything	went  wrong  until
	      indexing.   Mode	1: If you want to start from scratch witch one big mbox file.  Warning: All files in the directory will be deleted
	      !!!  Mode 2: If you want to extend an existing archive.  Mode 3: Specialy made if you need to convert emails stored in single files.
	      After converting all files you can call WMF again in Mode 0 for indexing.

AUTHOR

       Norbert Kuemin <norbert.kuemin@gmx.net>

FILES

       ~/.wmfrc

SEE ALSO

       wmf (1)

NOTES

       Thanks to all the people, who sent emails with bug-reports and suggestions.

BUGS

       There will always rest one bug (Murphys law). If you find it, so please report it to Norbert.Kuemin@gmx.net

COPYRIGHT

       Copyright 1996, 1997 by Norbert Kuemin.

       This  program  is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
       the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version.

       This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY	WARRANTY;  without  even  the  implied	warranty  of  MER-
       CHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.  See the GNU General Public License for more details.

       You  should  have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation,
       Inc., 675 Mass Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139, USA.

4th Berkeley Distribution					   December 1997							  wmfrc(5)
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