On Wed, 13 Jul 1994, Paul Close wrote:
> Yes. However, if you only want one day, you can just use a cron script to
> push a digest every day. Not sure how well this works. I wrote the
> digest.diff patches, which work quite well, for my purposes at least.
Well, the only thing I wonder is, let's say I have a cron entry to push a
digest at 6pm every evening. If, by some fluke, the digest reset at say
5:20, and ther was only one entry of 1.5K in the digest, it would push
out a tiny one. Thus, a push based on the age of the oldest entry would
make sure that a digest got out, but not push out something that was
artifically small (unless the traffic was, of course, very light).
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