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# splitdigest.config
# configuration file for splitdigest 2.3
# $Id: splitdigest.config,v 2.5 1995/07/08 10:09:24 chris Released $
# NOTES:
# 1. Each record in this file consists of 5 fields, each field
# terminating with a newline. All the fields are compulsory.
# 2. The first field must begin the line. Subsequent fields in
# a record may be preceded by ONE tab. This is optional, but
# recommended for readability.
# 3. The first field describes the signature line which splitdigest
# will use to identify the type of digest it is dealing with. It
# must contain a unique string which can be used to form the output
# filename. This string must differ from other issues of the digest.
# 4. The unique string can be matched using %s for a string to match,
# or %d for a decimal number to match. If you need to match the %
# character itself, use %%. There must be at least ONE of such
# specifiers, ie at least one %d or %s. There can be at most SIX (6)
# such specifiers. The string matched for %s can be at most 511
# characters long. The %*s and %*d options of sscanf() is supported.
# 5. The second field describes the string that will, if matched,
# identifies the end of the digest. When this string is matched,
# splitdigest will copy the rest of the file to the output file
# till it encounters the next mail header.
# 6. The third field specifies the filename that you want
# splitdigest to generate for that file. This field may contain
# the specifiers you used in the first field. Note that the specifiers
# must be used in the order you specified in field one. You may not
# omit any specifier (except tail end ones).
# 7. The fourth field contains the number of hyphens (or dashes), '-',
# that separate the header of the digest from the body.
# 8. The fifth field contains the number of hyphens (or dashes), '-',
# that separate each message in the digest.
# 9. BLANK lines are ignored.
# 10. Comment lines must begin with '#' in the first column.
#
# ---------------- Digests from lists.debian.org -----------------------
Subject: debian-user-digest Digest V%d #%d
End of debian-user-digest Digest V%d #%d
debianuser-%d.%d
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Subject: debian-changes-digest Digest V%d #%d
End of debian-changes-digest Digest V%d #%d
debianchanges-%d.%d
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