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> No, not at all! I built the archive and e-mailed it Saturday. I tried
sending a zip file first, then a simple e-mail (in case the first was too
large), but both bounced. I received the failure notices last night.
>
> In any case, you can download the zip archive from:
>    http://www.cerious.com/binaries/cerious/tifflist.zip.

Got it! Thank you. It looks mighty fine.

As to the bouncing... I don't know what happened. I collected my e-mail
several times a day. But I've been dissatisfied with my provider for a while
now, mainly because of unpredictable delays in mail and such, so I guess
they may be to blaim. The error message 'Connection timed out with
relay.mx.skynet.be' seems to agree with me. Skynet ought to improve their
retarted mail server software and/or update their outdated hardware instead
of being too busy spamming their customers with mail advertising anti-spam
filters.

Sorry I thought for a moment you forgot all about it.

> The e-mails were all received on Windows, so once you unzip it, they'll
have DOS-style CR/LF line terminators.

I think my only hope in completing this project is by not going about things
manually anyway. For example, the 'old' on-line archive that goes back to
aug 99 is 6217 messages long, and accessable only through 6217 seperate HTML
pages. I didn't quite feel up to hitting 'Save as' 6217 times, so I brew a
few lines of code that downloaded the 6217 messages to my hard disc with a
single click. I figure that's the only feasable strategy for all
post-processing and most of the grouping and indexing too. So I don't mind
CR/LF, in fact, that's going to be quite a relief after brewing code to
extract the true messages from the HTML pages and filtering out all viagra
related stuff.

Thank you very much!



Joris

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