On Tue, 31 Dec 1996, Dave Wolfe wrote:
> [ Jason L Tibbitts III writes: ]
> >
> > post
> > reject=rude_message
> > ALL
>
> While we're throwing ideas around, I assume the semantics here that
> "rude_message" is a filespec with some default directory assumed. Would
> the '<<' syntax to inline the file be allowed (i.e. << SUBTAG within <<
> TAG)? What about variable substitution, e.g. $SENDER, $LISTNAME, etc.,
> in either case? What about a means for list owners to install/update/
> remove/list arbitrary message files, e.g. "rude_message", without direct
> access to the Mj machine?
>
> Any thoughts of compartmentalizing lists in separate directories? E.g.:
>
> $listdir/alist/ directory for list "alist"
> _stripped database of stripped addresses
> _unstripped database of unstripped addresses
> _whatever the other database (I forget what it's for)
> _config config file
> _intro intro message
> _info info message
> rude_message user message file
> ...
> $listdir/blist/ directory for list "blist"
> ...
>
> In this example I've used a leading underscore to reserve file names for
> Mj's "well known" files, but it could be *.Mj or Mj.* or whatever.
This is a great idea.
_/ _/_/_/ _/ ___________ __o
_/ _/ _/ _/ ______________ -\<,
_/ _/ _/_/_/ _/ _/ ......O/ O
_/_/ oe _/ _/. _/_/ ah jjah@sol.ccsf.cc.ca.us
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