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- License:
- Perl Artistic License
- Price:
- FREE
- Publisher Name:
- Aaron Straup Cope
- Publisher web site:
- http://search.cpan.org/~ascope/Net-Flickr-Geo-0.72/lib/Net/Flickr/Geo/ModestMaps.pm
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MT::Import::Mbox Description
Import one or more mbox messages in to a Movable Type weblog MT::Import::Mbox is a Perl module to import one or more mbox messages in to a Movable Type weblog.SYNOPSIS use strict; use MT::Import::Mbox; my $cfg = Config::Simple->new("/path/to/mbox.cfg"); my $mt = MT::Import::Mbox->new($cfg); $mt->verbose(1); $mt->import_mbox("/path/to/mbox"); $mt->rebuild();Import one or more mbox messages in to a Movable Type weblog.MOTIVATIONI keep my email in a dated (YYYY/MM/DD) space. In a world where every other way of organizing email messages kind of sucks, this one doesn't necessarily suck any less but at least it's consistent.The downside to doing things this way is that there aren't any email clients that are capable of doing multi-folder searches. When I need to find something I am reduced to using tools like grep which, despite having a certain charm, is pretty painful.Movable Type, with its built-in search and trackback widget seemed like an interesting way to create a threaded read-only archive of my mail. I could have built something from scratch (and I have) but MT was most of the puzzle already completed.The idea of using tags and comments for annotating an email was also intriguing. Using custom X-headers to tag an email from Ted as "asshole" is great until you need to reply to that message and forget to purge your personal notes.Also I was curious to see if, and how, it could be done and I hadn't played with the MT source in a couple years. Requirements: · Perl
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