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# to create a manpage for mailman2lurker, invoke the following command:
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# pod2man --section=8 --center="Administrative commands" --release="" mailman2lurker mailman2lurker.8
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mailman2lurker - Import mailman lists and their archives into a lurker database.
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Z<> B<mailman2lurker> B<-i>|B<-p> [I<options>]
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B<mailman2lurker> has mainly two functions. First, it parses mailman's lists
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and creates a lurker configuration include out of them. Second, it imports
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archives from mailman lists into a lurker database.
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To build a new lurker database from mailmans archives, first run
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'B<mailman2lurker -p>'. Next you need to add 'B<include =
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/etc/lurker/lurker.conf.mailman>' into /etc/lurker/lurker.conf.local.
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Finally import mailmans mboxes by running 'B<mailman2lurker -i>'.
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If you want to add new lists to an already existing lurker configuration, run
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'B<mailman2lurker -p -w newlists>' and afterwards 'B<mailman2lurker -i -f
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newlists>'. This will import only the mbox files of mailman lists that have been
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added to the lurker configuration because they were new to lurker.
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=item B<-p>, B<--parse>
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Parse mailman lists, and create a lurker configuration include file containing
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all parsed lists. Lists that are already configured in lurker are ignored.
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=item B<-i>, B<--import>
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Import archives of all lists. This parses the lurker configuration and imports
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the mailman mbox at /var/lib/mailman/archives/private/<list>.mbox/<list>.mbox
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=item B<-c>, B<--config> <I<config>>
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Use <I<config>> as lurker configuration file. Default: /etc/lurker/lurker.conf
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=item B<-o>, B<--outfile> <I<outfile>>
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Write list configuration to <I<outfile>>. If this is not specified,
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<lurker.conf>.mailman will be used.
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This option is only useful in conjunction with B<-p>.
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=item B<-g>, B<--group> <I<group>>
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Use <I<group>> for new lists. Default is 'undef'.
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This option is only useful in conjunction with B<-p>.
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=item B<-a>, B<--listhost> <I<listhost>>
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Use <I<listhost>> as host for new list addresses. If a new list is called
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'mylist' and <I<listhost>> is lists.org, then the list address will be
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mylist@lists.org. Default is 'example.org'.
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This option is only useful in conjunction with B<-p>.
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=item B<-l>, B<--link> <I<url link>>
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Use <I<url link>> as base for links of new lists. If a list is called 'mylist',
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and <I<url link>> is 'http://lists.org', then the link address will be
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http://lists.org/mylist. Default is 'http://example.org'.
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This option is only useful in conjunction with B<-p>.
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=item B<-s>, B<--lang> <I<language>>
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Use <I<language>> as language for new lists. Needs to be a language token.
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Default is 'en'. This option is only useful in conjunction with B<-p>.
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=item B<-w>, B<--write-lists> <I<file>>
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Write a list of all lists that have been added to the lurker configuration.
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Safe that list in <I<file>>. Default is off.
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This option is only useful in conjunction with B<-p>.
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=item B<-x>, B<--list-cmd> <I<file>>
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Use <I<command|file>> to get the list of mailman lists that should be parsed.
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When <I<command|file>> is a command, it needs to end with ' |'.
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Default is '/var/lib/mailman/bin/list_lists |'.
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This option is only useful in conjunction with B<-p>.
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=item B<-f>, B<--listfile> <I<file>>
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Import only lists that are listed in <I<file>>.
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This option is only useful in conjunction with B<-i>.
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=item B<-d>, B<--lists> <I<one>[,I<two>,I<...>]>
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Import only lists that are given as argument.
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This option is only useful in conjunction with B<-i>.
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=item B<-h>, B<--help>
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Display a help message.
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=item B<-v>, B<--version>
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Display mailman2lurker's version number.
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L<list_lists(8)>, L<lurker-index(8)>
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This program was written by Jonas Meurer <jonas@freesources.org>.
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mailman2lurker may be copied and modified under the terms of the GNU General
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our $Version="0.2";
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# to create a manpage for mailman2lurker, invoke the following command:
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# pod2man --section=8 --center="Administrative commands" --release="" mailman2lurker mailman2lurker.8
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mailman2lurker - Import mailman lists and their archives into a lurker database.
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Z<> B<mailman2lurker> B<-i>|B<-p> [I<options>]
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B<mailman2lurker> has mainly two functions. First, it parses mailman's lists
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and creates a lurker configuration include out of them. Second, it imports
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archives from mailman lists into a lurker database.
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To build a new lurker database from mailmans archives, first run
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'B<mailman2lurker -p>'. Next you need to add 'B<include =
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/etc/lurker/lurker.conf.mailman>' into /etc/lurker/lurker.conf.local.
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Finally import mailmans mboxes by running 'B<mailman2lurker -i>'.
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If you want to add new lists to an already existing lurker configuration, run
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'B<mailman2lurker -p -w newlists>' and afterwards 'B<mailman2lurker -i -f
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newlists>'. This will import only the mbox files of mailman lists that have been
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added to the lurker configuration because they were new to lurker.
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=item B<-p>, B<--parse>
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Parse mailman lists, and create a lurker configuration include file containing
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all parsed lists. Lists that are already configured in lurker are ignored.
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=item B<-i>, B<--import>
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Import archives of all lists. This parses the lurker configuration and imports
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the mailman mbox at /var/lib/mailman/archives/private/<list>.mbox/<list>.mbox
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=item B<-c>, B<--config> <I<config>>
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Use <I<config>> as lurker configuration file. Default: /etc/lurker/lurker.conf
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=item B<-o>, B<--outfile> <I<outfile>>
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Write list configuration to <I<outfile>>. If this is not specified,
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<lurker.conf>.mailman will be used.
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This option is only useful in conjunction with B<-p>.
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=item B<-g>, B<--group> <I<group>>
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Use <I<group>> for new lists. Default is 'undef'.
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This option is only useful in conjunction with B<-p>.
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=item B<-a>, B<--listhost> <I<listhost>>
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Use <I<listhost>> as host for new list addresses. If a new list is called
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'mylist' and <I<listhost>> is lists.org, then the list address will be
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mylist@lists.org. Default is 'example.org'.
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This option is only useful in conjunction with B<-p>.
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=item B<-l>, B<--link> <I<url link>>
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Use <I<url link>> as base for links of new lists. If a list is called 'mylist',
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and <I<url link>> is 'http://lists.org', then the link address will be
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http://lists.org/mylist. Default is 'http://example.org'.
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This option is only useful in conjunction with B<-p>.
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=item B<-s>, B<--lang> <I<language>>
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Use <I<language>> as language for new lists. Needs to be a language token.
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Default is 'en'. This option is only useful in conjunction with B<-p>.
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=item B<-w>, B<--write-lists> <I<file>>
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Write a list of all lists that have been added to the lurker configuration.
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Safe that list in <I<file>>. Default is off.
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This option is only useful in conjunction with B<-p>.
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=item B<-x>, B<--list-cmd> <I<file>>
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Use <I<command|file>> to get the list of mailman lists that should be parsed.
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When <I<command|file>> is a command, it needs to end with ' |'.
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Default is '/var/lib/mailman/bin/list_lists |'.
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This option is only useful in conjunction with B<-p>.
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=item B<-f>, B<--listfile> <I<file>>
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Import only lists that are listed in <I<file>>.
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This option is only useful in conjunction with B<-i>.
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=item B<-d>, B<--lists> <I<one>[,I<two>,I<...>]>
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Import only lists that are given as argument.
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This option is only useful in conjunction with B<-i>.
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=item B<-h>, B<--help>
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Display a help message.
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=item B<-v>, B<--version>
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Display mailman2lurker's version number.
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L<list_lists(8)>, L<lurker-index(8)>
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This program was written by Jonas Meurer <jonas@freesources.org>.
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mailman2lurker may be copied and modified under the terms of the GNU General
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