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Add: MID-Format may now contain %t for a Unix timestamp.

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%t will be replaced by the number of seconds since the epoch.

Signed-off-by: Thomas Hochstein <thh@inter.net>
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Thomas Hochstein 2010-04-14 23:18:04 +02:00
parent 605916ef61
commit 13ce8c26a3
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@ -269,6 +269,7 @@ sub postfaq {
#Prepare MID: #Prepare MID:
$$TDM = ($$TDM < 10 && $$TDM !~ /^0/) ? "0" . $$TDM : $$TDM; $$TDM = ($$TDM < 10 && $$TDM !~ /^0/) ? "0" . $$TDM : $$TDM;
$$TDD = ($$TDD < 10 && $$TDD !~ /^0/) ? "0" . $$TDD : $$TDD; $$TDD = ($$TDD < 10 && $$TDD !~ /^0/) ? "0" . $$TDD : $$TDD;
my $Timestamp = time;
$MID = $$MIDF; $MID = $$MIDF;
$MID = '<%n-%d.%m.%y@'.hostfqdn.'>' if !defined($MID); # set to default if unset $MID = '<%n-%d.%m.%y@'.hostfqdn.'>' if !defined($MID); # set to default if unset
@ -276,6 +277,7 @@ sub postfaq {
$MID =~ s/\%d/$$TDD/g; $MID =~ s/\%d/$$TDD/g;
$MID =~ s/\%m/$$TDM/g; $MID =~ s/\%m/$$TDM/g;
$MID =~ s/\%y/$$TDY/g; $MID =~ s/\%y/$$TDY/g;
$MID =~ s/\%t/$Timestamp/g;
#Now get the body: #Now get the body:
open (FH, "<$$File"); open (FH, "<$$File");
@ -689,8 +691,9 @@ A pattern from which the message ID is generated as it will appear in
the Message-ID header of the message. the Message-ID header of the message.
You may use the special strings C<%n> for the I<Name> of your project, You may use the special strings C<%n> for the I<Name> of your project,
C<%d> for the date the message is posted, C<%m> for the month and C<%d> for the date the message is posted, C<%m> for the month, C<%y>
C<%y> for the year, respectively. for the year and C<%t> for a time stamp (number of seconds since the
epoch), respectively.
This setting is optional; the default is '<%n-%d.%m.%y@I<YOURHOST>>' This setting is optional; the default is '<%n-%d.%m.%y@I<YOURHOST>>'
where I<YOURHOST> is the fully qualified domain name (FQDN) of the where I<YOURHOST> is the fully qualified domain name (FQDN) of the