User Commands                                        ezmlm-idx(1)



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     ezmlm-idx - create index for mailing list archive

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     eeeezzzzmmmmllllmmmm----iiiiddddxxxx [ -ddddDDDDFFFF ][ -ffffIIII mmmmssssgggg ] _d_i_r

DDDDEEEESSSSCCCCRRRRIIIIPPPPTTTTIIIIOOOONNNN
     eeeezzzzmmmmllllmmmm----iiiiddddxxxx reads all archived messages for the  list  in  _d_i_r
     from  _d_i_r////aaaarrrrcccchhhhiiiivvvveeee////  and  creates  a message index. The index
     file format is identical to that produced  by  eeeezzzzmmmmllllmmmm----sssseeeennnndddd((((1111))))
     (when _d_i_r////iiiinnnnddddeeeexxxxeeeedddd is present).

     eeeezzzzmmmmllllmmmm----iiiiddddxxxx will ignore messages that do not  have  the  owner
     execute bit set.

     eeeezzzzmmmmllllmmmm----iiiiddddxxxx will create the the index file under  a  different
     name and then move it into place.

     If _d_i_r////iiiinnnnddddeeeexxxxeeeedddd does not exist, eeeezzzzmmmmllllmmmm----iiiiddddxxxx will create  it  to
     enable  the  use  of  the  newly  created subject and author
     index.

     eeeezzzzmmmmllllmmmm----iiiiddddxxxx will remove reply-indicators and the  prefix  from
     the  subject  before  entry into the index, as described for
     eeeezzzzmmmmllllmmmm----sssseeeennnndddd((((1111)))).  eeeezzzzmmmmllllmmmm----iiiiddddxxxx will decode rfc2047  encoded  sub-
     ject  and author headers. When unfolding split lines, eeeezzzzmmmmllllmmmm----
     iiiiddddxxxx will remove redundant escape sequences for the character
     set specified in _d_i_r////cccchhhhaaaarrrrsssseeeetttt.

     eeeezzzzmmmmllllmmmm----iiiiddddxxxx calculates a subject hash based on the  normalized
     subject  header.  Normalization  removes  linear whitespace,
     case information, and message reply indicators.  The subject
     hash is used by eeeezzzzmmmmllllmmmm----ggggeeeetttt((((1111)))) for message threading.

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     -dddd   Use the ``Date:'' header for date  information,  rather
          than the top ``Received:''  header. This is unreliable,
          but useful when messages  have  been  transferred  from
          another  type  of  archive  by  mailing  them to ezmlm.
          eeeezzzzmmmmllllmmmm----iiiiddddxxxx converts dates with two-digit years ``xx'' to
          19xx if xx is >= 70. Otherwise, 20xx is assumed.

     -DDDD   (Default.)   Use  the  ``Received:''  header,  not  the
          ``Date:''  header.  This is more reliable since this is
          the header added by the  receiving  qmail.  Also,  this
          results in always correctly formatted dates in the same
          time zone (usually UTC).

     -ffff _m_s_g
          Start indexing with the archive section containing mes-
          sage  _m_s_g.   This is useful if you have removed part of
          the  archive  and  do  not  want  to   create   (empty)



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User Commands                                        ezmlm-idx(1)



          directories   and   index  files  for  these.  It  also
          decreases eeeezzzzmmmmllllmmmm----iiiiddddxxxx memory use.

     -FFFF   (Default.)  Start indexing from message 1.

     -vvvv   Display eeeezzzzmmmmllllmmmm----iiiiddddxxxx version info.

     -VVVV   Display eeeezzzzmmmmllllmmmm----iiiiddddxxxx version info.

SSSSEEEEEEEE AAAALLLLSSSSOOOO
     ezmlm-archive(1), ezmlm-get(1), ezmlm-send(1), ezmlm(5)












































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