Re: Unidentified subject!
Icarus wrote:
Olá!
Faço parte da lista:
debian-user-portuguese@lists.debian.org
Tenho problemas na lista. Escrevo, escrevo, e minhas msgs não são
publicadas. Já escreví também ao endereço (listmaster@lists.debian.org)
q consta no fim das msgs relatando o fato, porém sem resultado. Outra
coisa que eu gostaria de configurar é o envio. Eu gostaria de receber um
e-mail somente diário com todas as mensagens do dia. Alguém poderia
escrever o fato relatando à própria lista, ou quem sabe com algum adm?
Um texto que eu recibi um tempo atras falando sobre o resumo diário. Tá em
ingles, mas acho que dá p/ captar a ideia...
Q3. How to I get the list in digest form instead of separate emails?
A3. We don't offer digested lists for several reasons:
1) Most of our lists (especially this one) are far to large to
make digests useful. Are you really going to read an ~500K
email once per day? Yes, it's the same amount that you
would receive on as separate mail but it's easy to delete
or skip messages that don't interest you in that case; it's
not with a digest.
2) In our experience, digests tend to decrease the quality of
list postings. They do this by encouraging the sorts of
behaviors that are often considered rude or in poor
'netiquette': replying to mail with the incorrect subject
header or other headers that make it impossible for threaded
mail clients to work properly, replying to mail without
reading the entire thread first, and probably more. Of
course, people who do things like this are often the cause
of huge flame wars about proper netiquette that can go on for
days, often with the result of having very helpful and
knowledgeable people leaving the list in disgust.
3) Usually, when people request digests what they are really
asking for is a way to keep the list mail from flooding
their mailbox and making it harder to find and read non-list
mail. This is a valid concern and one that is best handled
with mail filtering, not digests. If your system is
configured to use procmail to deliver mail locally (SuSE's
postfix and sendmail packages are) all you need to do is
create a file in your home directory named '.procmailrc' that
contains something like the following:
MAILDIR=$HOME/Mail # where do you keep your mail?
DEFAULT=$MAILDIR/inbox # what's you default mail box?
# if mail is from list put it in $MAILDIR/foo
:0
* ^X-Mailinglist::.*suse-linux-e
$MAILDIR/foo
Everything else will be placed in $DEFAULT. By default,
procmail creates a normal mbox formatted mail box so if you
want to copy the file somewhere (e.g., to a PDA) you only
need to, in the above example, copy $MAILDIR/sle. Of course,
procmail is capable of much more than what this simple example
shows, so please read procmailrc(5) and procmailex(5) for more
information.
--
Marcos
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