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#!/bin/sh
#
# set -x  # bug squisher
#
# The purpose of this script is to allow you to re-generate your
# hypermail archives at will.   What you need to do is have a Unix
# mailbox copy of the archive that you want to rebuild.  
#
# Please read throught the script to see what it does. Basically
# it takes a set of mailbox files and converts them into a hypermail
# archive of messages and will install an index.html file if you have 
# specified one.  Might want to edit this a bit. I maintain 20+
# list archives with hypermail so I have 20+ copies of this script
# around, each customized for the individual archives.  Easyier
# to do that then have to remember complicated command line options
# and archive structures. The scripts are self documenting.
#
# Paths to things on disk
#
# ARCHIVE_DIR = The base directory of the archive 
# MAILBOX_DIR = Mailbox version of the archive
# RDMSG       = Location of mbox2hypermail utility
#
ARCHIVE_DIR=/ftp/hypermail/mail-archive
MAILBOX_DIR=${ARCHIVE_DIR}/mailbox
RDMSG=hrdmsg
LISTNAME=hypermail

#
# Ownership of the archives
#
# Beware: Hypermail needs to be able to potentially 
#         write these directories. Know who your mailer
#         runs as.
#
OWNER=lists
GROUP=daemon

#
# Create_archive YYYY MON path-to-mailbox 
#
#      YYYY - 4 digit year
#      MON  - 3 Letter month abreviation
#      
create_archive()
{
    year=$1
    month=$2
    mailbox=$3

    if [ ! -d ${ARCHIVE_DIR}/$year ]; then
        mkdir ${ARCHIVE_DIR}/$year
    fi

    if [ ! -d ${ARCHIVE_DIR}/$year/$month ]; then
        mkdir ${ARCHIVE_DIR}/$year/$month
    else
        rm -r ${ARCHIVE_DIR}/$year/$month
        mkdir ${ARCHIVE_DIR}/$year/$month
    fi

    ${RDMSG} -v -Y $year -M $month $mailbox
    chown -R ${OWNER}.${GROUP} ${ARCHIVE_DIR}/$year/$month
}

#
# Ye Olde Main
#

create_archive 1998 Jan ${ARCHIVE_DIR}/mailbox/${LISTNAME}.9801
create_archive 1998 Feb ${ARCHIVE_DIR}/mailbox/${LISTNAME}.9802
create_archive 1998 Mar ${ARCHIVE_DIR}/mailbox/${LISTNAME}.9803
create_archive 1998 Apr ${ARCHIVE_DIR}/mailbox/${LISTNAME}.9804
create_archive 1998 May ${ARCHIVE_DIR}/mailbox/${LISTNAME}.9805
create_archive 1998 Jun ${ARCHIVE_DIR}/mailbox/${LISTNAME}.9806
create_archive 1998 Jul ${ARCHIVE_DIR}/mailbox/${LISTNAME}.9807
create_archive 1998 Aug ${ARCHIVE_DIR}/mailbox/${LISTNAME}.9808
create_archive 1998 Sep ${ARCHIVE_DIR}/mailbox/${LISTNAME}.9809
create_archive 1998 Oct ${ARCHIVE_DIR}/mailbox/${LISTNAME}.9810
create_archive 1998 Nov ${ARCHIVE_DIR}/mailbox/${LISTNAME}.9811
create_archive 1998 Dec ${ARCHIVE_DIR}/mailbox/${LISTNAME}.9812

if [ -f index.html ]; then
	cp index.html  ${ARCHIVE_DIR}/1998
fi

#
# C'ya
#
exit 0