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# Re: is there a moo-cows archive anywhere?

- Date: Thu, 30 Nov 1995 15:13:36 PST
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- CC: pavel@parc.xerox.com, moo-cows@parc.xerox.com
- In-reply-to: <199511302255.IAA20446@sugarbag.bushnet.qld.edu.au> (Guy.Carpenter@bushnet.qld.edu.au)

    >>>>> "Guy" == Guy Carpenter <Guy.Carpenter@bushnet.qld.edu.au> writes:

        Guy> At 12:28 PM 30/11/95 PST, Robert J. Brown wrote:
        >> Is there a browsable archive anywhere, as for instance using
        >> MHonarc of soemthing similar that uses HTML?

        Guy> We keep a very basic archive of the most recent traffic.  You
        Guy> can find it at:

        Guy> http://www.bushnet.qld.edu.au/list/moo-cow/

        Guy> It is very rudimentary, and is currently set to expire
        Guy> traffic older than 300 days and to keep total volume to <
        Guy> 1Mb.  Currently it has traffic going back to early October.

        Guy> I'd like to see a better setup which is searchable and also
        Guy> groups threads, formats messages more readably, spots URL's
        Guy> and makes them into links etc.  Ahhh where did all the time
        Guy> go? :-)

        Guy> Cheers, Guy.
        Guy> ----------------------------------------------------------------------
        Guy> Guy Carpenter - Clearwater Technical Services Tel: (070)
        Guy> 953309 Fax: (070) 953007 Email:
        Guy> Guy.Carpenter@bushnet.qld.edu.au
        Guy> ----------------------------------------------------------------------

    I have implemented a mailing list archive using MHonarc for another
    completely unrelated mailing list.  Just to see the format, you may
    look at:

    	http://eli.wariat.org/upc/net/higher-fire/index.html

    I do not have whole text search and retreival working yet, but I need
    to set it up.  The problem of setting up a list for moo-cows is
    basically the same as higher-fire, so I could just copy the perl
    source code and do a few quick edits to get it going.

    My interest in MOOs is as multi-user, multi-topic conferencing
    systems, but a little fun is bound to creep in there somewhere :-)

    --
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    Robert Jay Brown III  rj@eli.wariat.org  http://eli.wariat.org  1 708 705-0370
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