#
# rc.local.s10.mhonarc
# maintain an HTML archive of the submissions.
#
# Author: Hans-Albert Schneider, Siemens AG,
#         <Hans-Albert.Schneider@mchp.siemens.de>
#	Copyright (C) Siemens AG
#

# Where is MHonArc?
MHONARC = /usr/local/bin/mhonarc

# MHonArc tries to create its lockfile this often
# (ca. 3 secs interval):
M2H_LOCKTRIES = 20

# Where does the HTML archive go?
# html_archive=`date "+html/%Y"`
#	will use <list_dir>/html/<year>, i.e.,
#	/where/ever/my-cool-list/html/1999 etc.
# html_archive=`date "+html/%Y/%h"`
#	will use <list_dir>/html/<year>/<month_abbrev>,
#	i.e., /where/ever/my-cool-list/html/1999/Jan etc.
# html_archive=`date "+html/%Y/%h"`
#	will use <list_dir>/html/<year>/<month_num>,
#	i.e., /where/ever/my-cool-list/html/1999/01 etc.
# See "man date" for more possibilities.
#
# If you prefer a flat archive (instead of subdirectories
# per year or per month or per whatever), set this to a constant
# value instead of calling date, e.g.
#	html_archive=/home/lists/archives/mylist
html_archive=`date "+html/%Y"`

# If the html_archive directory does not exist, create it.
# If you need to create more than one level of directories,
# like /where/ever/my-cool-list/html/1999/Jan etc., replace
# "mkdir" by "mkdir -p" (or "mkdirhier", or whatever does the
# job on your system).
#
# The variable "result" is not used; it just allows us to use
# the backticks to invoke a UNIX command.
result=`test -d $html_archive || mkdir $html_archive`


:0 c
| $MHONARC -add -quiet -outdir $html_archive