lurker-users — Lurker user support

Re: [Lurker-users] Installed lurker2.3, need help on how to configure lists?

[Robert W. <ro...@a1...>]

Can you be more specific in your question ?

Ive just been through a PAINFULL install of Lurker and now that it finally
works, 
Im quite fond of it.

More specificity will guide us towards a more precise answer.

I am presuming that you already read the lurker.conf file supplied with the
code?


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Subject: [Lurker-users] Installed lurker2.3, need help on how to configure
lists?

Hi ,

  I just installed lurker on Cent OS and was able to load the page.

Could somebody post the sample config file [ lurker.conf ] required 
parts to edit , so as achieve like 
http://archives.free.net.ph/splash/index.html

Thanks
ashok

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[Lurker-users] Installed lurker2.3, need help on how to configure lists?

[ashok.reddy <ash...@on...>]

Hi ,

  I just installed lurker on Cent OS and was able to load the page.

Could somebody post the sample config file [ lurker.conf ] required 
parts to edit , so as achieve like 
http://archives.free.net.ph/splash/index.html

Thanks
ashok

Re: [Lurker-users] web interface to lurker blank

[Wesley W. T. <we...@te...>]

On Tue, Nov 2, 2010 at 1:03 AM, Rebort Woodworth
<ro...@a1...> wrote:
> I ran make install
> Then I ran the lurker index tool
> Then I lit up the web gui.
>
> It sent me to another directory “splash” where it was unable to find an
> index.en.html file

You need to setup lurker as a 404 Error Handler.
This is documented in the install instructions file 'INSTALL'.

[Lurker-users] web interface to lurker blank

[Rebort W. <ro...@a1...>]

I ran make install

Then I ran the lurker index tool

Then I lit up the web gui.

It sent me to another directory "splash" where it was unable to find an
index.en.html file

 

There isn't must documentation, so I had to guess A LOT.

 

So, what did I do wrong ?

 

Isnt something supposed to generate that index.en.html  and put it in the
splash directory ?

 

What else am I supposed to do to start web searching the mailbox ?

 

 

 

Re: [Lurker-users] how to delete an archive ?

[Wesley W. T. <we...@te...>]

Eek! I made a very bad typo.

On Sat, Oct 9, 2010 at 3:47 PM, Wesley W. Terpstra <we...@te...>wrote:

> Approach #2 (no down-time):
> lurker-search -k ml:example-list -d -f
>

This should be:
lurker-search -d -f ml:example-list
... otherwise it will delete your entire database. ;)


> rm /etc/lurker/lists/example-list
> rm /var/lib/lurker/example-list
> lurker-prune -p
>

Re: [Lurker-users] how to delete an archive ?

[Wesley W. T. <we...@te...>]

On Sat, Oct 9, 2010 at 2:52 PM, mark david mcCreary
<md...@in...>wrote:

> Let me clarify a bit better.  I have many lists using Lurker, and I just
> want to remove one list.
>
> Called example-list
>
> So I'm thinking that these three directories
>   /var/lib/lurkers/example-list
>    /var/www/example-list
>    /etc/lurker/lists/example-list
>

Ok. There are two ways to remove a single list.

Approach #1 (recovers the most space possible):
rm /etc/lurker/lists/example-list
lurker-regenerate
lurker-prune -p

Approach #2 (no down-time):
lurker-search -k ml:example-list -d -f
rm /etc/lurker/lists/example-list
rm /var/lib/lurker/example-list
lurker-prune -p

Re: [Lurker-users] how to delete an archive ?

[mark d. m. <md...@in...>]

On Oct 9, 2010, at 5:24 AM, Wesley W. Terpstra wrote:

> On Tue, Oct 5, 2010 at 10:44 PM, mark david mcCreary <md...@in...> wrote:
> I'm wanting to completely remove a lurker archive.
> Looks like there are 3 files or directories containing lurker data.
> 
> Do you want to remove the archive for just example-list, or the entire lurker archive for all lists?



Wesley

Thanks for replying.

Let me clarify a bit better.  I have many lists using Lurker, and I just want to remove one list.

Called example-list

So I'm thinking that these three directories

   /var/lib/lurkers/example-list

   /var/www/example-list

    /etc/lurker/lists/example-list

contain all the specific data for the list called example-list.  And removing them is a big part of the solution.

I'm wondering if there is something else that needs to be done.  Sort of like some central repository or database that needs to be told example-list no longer exists.  Or is each list pretty much stand alone.

Thanks for your help and thanks for writing and releasing Lurker !

mark

Re: [Lurker-users] how to delete an archive ?

[Wesley W. T. <we...@te...>]

On Tue, Oct 5, 2010 at 10:44 PM, mark david mcCreary <md...@in...
> wrote:

> I'm wanting to completely remove a lurker archive.
> Looks like there are 3 files or directories containing lurker data.
>

Do you want to remove the archive for just example-list, or the entire
lurker archive for all lists?

[Lurker-users] how to delete an archive ?

[mark d. m. <md...@in...>]

I'm wanting to completely remove a lurker archive.

Looks like there are 3 files or directories containing lurker data.

So can I just

    rm -rf /var/lib/lurkers/example-list

    rm -rf /var/www/example-list

    rm -rf /etc/lurker/lists/example-list


or do I need to tell lurker something to flush that list from his memory.

Thanks for any insights.

mark


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Re: [Lurker-users] target for distribution?

[Jonas M. <jo...@fr...>]

Hey David,

On 25/08/2010 David Eves wrote:
> Is there a build target to create a distribution or deployment version
> of lurker? I don't have gcc on my production server and would like a
> way to build on a different host and then install.
> 
> I've read INSTALL and README and if this is explained somewhere I've missed
> it.

if you're using one of the major linux distributions, then lurker should
be available as distribution package.

configuring and building/compiling lurker on build host and installing
on production host should work as well as long as same hardware
architecture and binary compatible library versions are used.

greetings,
 jonas

[Lurker-users] target for distribution?

[David E. <de...@po...>]

Is there a build target to create a distribution or deployment version
of lurker? I don't have gcc on my production server and would like a
way to build on a different host and then install.

I've read INSTALL and README and if this is explained somewhere I've missed
it.

Thanks,

-- 
David Eves

Re: [Lurker-users] HowTo delete old mails from archive

[Wesley W. T. <we...@te...>]

On Mon, Aug 9, 2010 at 11:42 AM, <lu...@pl...> wrote:

> maybe this is a strange question. (to an archiving software)
> But is there a (easy :-) ) way to delete,"cleanup" old messages/threads
> which
> are, lets say, 1 year old?
>

Unfortunately, not so easily.

lurker-search can mark messages as deleted based on a search criteria.
lurker-regenerate drops messages marked as deleted during reindexing. This
suggest a two-step approach where you tag all the old messages as deleted
and then run lurker-regenerate to reclaim the space.

The problem is that lurker-search does not support searching based on date.
You can readily delete all the emails by a given author or to a particular
list, but not based on age. Thus you're stuck with painful approaches like:

One solution would be to decompress the mailbox files (gzip -c
/lurker-db/mailinglist > /tmp/mailinglist). Then open a text editor and
remove all the messages from the start of the file up to a message with an
acceptable date (they should be sorted oldest to newest). Repeat for each
mailing list. Nuke your database and run lurker-index on your newly trimmed
mailboxes.

Obviously, this approach is suboptimal. It would be relatively easy to add a
date range clause to lurker-search, and I might be convinced to do so. Then
you could use this enhanced lurker-search to tag old email and
lurker-regenerate to reclaim the space.

[Lurker-users] HowTo delete old mails from archive

[<lu...@pl...>]

Dear List,

maybe this is a strange question. (to an archiving software)
But is there a (easy :-) ) way to delete,"cleanup" old messages/threads which 
are, lets say, 1 year old?

thanks a lot for any hint
Bert

Re: [Lurker-users] Lurker sometimes not working with command-click for new tab

[Jonas M. <jo...@fr...>]

Hey,

On 19/06/2010 Graham Perrin wrote:
> Bug 1
> =====
> 
> 1. <http://lurker.clamav.net/list/clamav-users.en.html>
> 
> 2. command-click any message
> 
> Expected
> --------
> 
> The message should open in a new tab. 
> 
> Actual
> ------
> 
> The message opens in the same tab. 
> 
> 
> Bug 2
> =====
> 
> 1. <http://archives.free.net.ph/thread/20100518.184908.4ea51cfa.en.html> 
> 
> 2. command-click the icon of any message
> 
> Expected
> --------
> 
> The message should open in a new tab. 
> 
> The window in which the user command-clicked should remain unchanged. 
> 
> Actual
> ------
> 
> The message opens in a new tab. 
> 
> The window in which the user command-clicked changes, to repeat the same message. 
> 
> 
> Environment
> ===========
> 
> Safari 5.0 (6533.16) in Mac OS X 10.6.4 (Build 10F569). 

I can reproduce this bug with Iceweasel 3.5.9-3 on Debian squeeze/sid.

greetings,
 jonas

[Lurker-users] Lurker sometimes not working with command-click for new tab

[Graham P. <gra...@gm...>]

Bug 1
=====

1. <http://lurker.clamav.net/list/clamav-users.en.html>

2. command-click any message

Expected
--------

The message should open in a new tab. 

Actual
------

The message opens in the same tab. 


Bug 2
=====

1. <http://archives.free.net.ph/thread/20100518.184908.4ea51cfa.en.html> 

2. command-click the icon of any message

Expected
--------

The message should open in a new tab. 

The window in which the user command-clicked should remain unchanged. 

Actual
------

The message opens in a new tab. 

The window in which the user command-clicked changes, to repeat the same message. 


Environment
===========

Safari 5.0 (6533.16) in Mac OS X 10.6.4 (Build 10F569). 

[Lurker-users] email content unreadable

[Claudio F. <cla...@ne...>]

Hi all!
   I have a big Lurker archive and a big trouble: I can’t read it! Let me
explain: the archive is a backup that comes from an old server, so I setup a
virtual machine (Centos 5.3) and I installed Apache and Lurker 2.1 (the same
version of the old installation). I copied the archive, then I configured
Apache and Lurker. Result: it works smoothly EXCEPT when I open a message:
Author, Date and Subject are ok but the content is unreadable (in place of
text there are random chars).

Note:
- I tried to rebuild all with lurker-regenerate: it erased 99.99% of
messages. The few email still here are correctly readable.
- I tried both with Lurker 2.3 and Lurker 2.1
- Lurker’s configuration is the old one
- It isn’t a charset (web server related) problem
- When I compile Lurker I have some warning (like
‘../mimelib/mimelib/config.h:39:1: warning: "DW_UNIX" redefined’ or
‘<command line>:1:1: warning: this is the location of the previous
definition’) but except this it compiles smoothly

Anyone can help me? I googled a lot but I didn’t found anything useful.

Thank you very much,
                Claudio!

[Lurker-users] Problem using lurker as an external archiver for Mailman

[Razvan D. <raz...@cs...>]

Hi!

I'm using lurker as an archiver for various lists under Mailman.
However, I'm having trouble when configuring it as an external archiver
in Mailman.

I'm using:
* Debian Lenny
---
cursuri:~# cat /etc/issue
Debian GNU/Linux 5.0 \n \l
---
* Mailman 2.1.11
---
cursuri:~# dpkg -l mailman
...
ii  mailman        1:2.1.11-11    Powerful, web-based mailing list ...
---
* Lurker 2.1
---
cursuri:~# dpkg -l lurker
...
ii  lurker         2.1-13         archive tool for mailing lists with
---

I've added the following configuration lines to
the /etc/mailman/mm_cfg.py file:

---
cursuri:~# grep -C 3 PUBLIC /etc/mailman/mm_cfg.py
# Here lurker is used as external archiver. For compatibility reasons,
the
# wrapper lurker-index-lc is used instead of lurker-index. It converts
the
# list name to lowercase.
#PUBLIC_EXTERNAL_ARCHIVER = '/usr/bin/lurker-index-lc -l %(listname)s
-m'
#PRIVATE_EXTERNAL_ARCHIVER = '/usr/bin/lurker-index-lc -l %(listname)s
-m'

# link to lurkers list overview
PUBLIC_ARCHIVE_URL = 'http://%(hostname)s/lurker/list/%(listname)s.html'
---

At this point, I've commented out the PUBLIC_EXTERNAL_ARCHIVER line.
However, when enabling it (and restarting Mailman), I get the following
log message when delivering a mail to a list under Mailman/lurker:
---
cursuri:~# cat /var/log/mailman/error
Mar 22 10:31:28 2010 (10624) external archiver non-zero exit status: 74
---

Has someone an idea about what the possible error could be? I see the 74
exit code is for EBADMSG:
---
cursuri:~# grep 74 /usr/include/asm-generic/errno.h 
#define	EBADMSG		74	/* Not a data message */
---

I've checked the source code but there's no EBADMSG return value:
---
razvan@valhalla:/tmp/lurker-2.3$ grep -r EBADMSG .
razvan@valhalla:/tmp/lurker-2.3$ ls
---

Is there another place I should be looking into?

Many thanks,
Razvan

Re: [Lurker-users] Hide email address

[Nigel M. <nig...@de...>]

On 21 Mar 2010, at 20:09, Alexandru Juncu wrote:
> Is there an option to turn of the showing of the emails?

# Tell lurker to hide email addresses.
# 
# Normally, lurker includes all email addresses in the source email message.
# Some people feel that this helps spammers with email address harvesting.
# However, removing addresses makes your archive less useful to visitors.
# 
# This will also try to obscure email addresses found in message bodies.
# This option will not affect display of mailing list or admin addresses.
# 
hide_email = on

	Nigel.

[Lurker-users] Hide email address

[Alexandru J. <ale...@ro...>]

Hello.

We have recently installed lurker for our mailing lists. It's very
nice to have around.

But there is one problem that we spotted: the email addresses of the
users on our mailing list appears public in the Archive as a mailto:
link.
It is very easy for a spam bot to build a spam database with them.

Is there an option to turn of the showing of the emails?

Thank you.

--
Alex Juncu
Romanian Open Source Education
http://rosedu.org

Re: [Lurker-users] prevent languages being generated

[Adrian B. <ad...@sm...>]

On Sat, Mar 20, 2010 at 09:23:19 -0700 (-0700), Wesley W. Terpstra wrote:
> The things you need to backup:
>   /var/lib/lurker <-- the actual database
>   /var/www/lurker/ui <-- the frontend
>   /var/www/lurker/imgs <-- the icons
> The rest is all just cache.

That's fab :-) I really appreciate all your help!  My ADSL provider
will now stop yelling at me.

Adrian
-- 
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Puppet, Debian, Red Hat, Ubuntu, CentOS

Re: [Lurker-users] prevent languages being generated

[Wesley W. T. <we...@te...>]

On Fri, Mar 19, 2010 at 12:14 AM, Adrian Bridgett <ad...@sm...> wrote:

> Not quite.  I should have explained more clearly.  Currently (lacking
> any better information) I backup everything lurker touches:
>
> 7916    /var/www/lurker/attach
> 84      /var/www/lurker/imgs
> 4       /var/www/lurker/index.html
> 256     /var/www/lurker/list
> 0       /var/www/lurker/lurker.docroot
> 4       /var/www/lurker/mbox
> 85148   /var/www/lurker/message (pruned somewhat)
> 125132  /var/www/lurker/mindex
> 4       /var/www/lurker/search
> 68      /var/www/lurker/splash
> 66024   /var/www/lurker/thread (pruned somewhat)
> 0       /var/www/lurker/ui
> 4       /var/www/lurker/zap
> 63164   /var/lib/lurker/
>

The things you need to backup:
  /var/lib/lurker <-- the actual database
  /var/www/lurker/ui <-- the frontend
  /var/www/lurker/imgs <-- the icons
The rest is all just cache.

Looking at the lurker-prune manpage it sees to say the whole of
> /var/www/lurker is the cache?  Is that correct?


Mostly. See above.


>  To be honest if I can
> drop the message/mindex/thread folders from teh backups that'd make a
> huge difference (just backing it up to home).
>

It would also mean there is very little benefit to disabling foreign
languages.

[Lurker-users] [andy@strugglers.net: Bug#574568: lurker: "zap" link to delete email from archive is javascript GET, causes bad interactions with crawlers]

[Jonas M. <jo...@fr...>]

hey,

got following bugreport recently against lurker in the debian bts.

greetings,
 jonas

----- Forwarded message from Andy Smith <an...@st...> -----

Date: Fri, 19 Mar 2010 03:16:06 +0000
From: Andy Smith <an...@st...>
To: Debian Bug Tracking System <su...@bu...>
Subject: Bug#574568: lurker: "zap" link to delete email from archive is javascript GET, causes bad interactions with crawlers
Reply-To: Andy Smith <an...@st...>, 57...@bu...

Package: lurker
Version: 2.1-13
Severity: minor

By default, lurker includes a javascript image link on each email that
looks something like this:

javascript:trash('http://lists.example.com/lurker/zap/20100318.113155.0e0de092.en.html');

Because this link just appears to a non-human client like any other page
link, crawlers such as googlebot will attempt to follow it.

At the very least this causes log spam of "Password:" prompt and then
failed password notification, and of course the wasted bandwidth of
having the bots follow all these links, which appear on every page of
the archive.

It may be possible to keep bots out with a suitable robots.txt, e.g.:

User-agent: *
Disallow: 
Crawl-delay: 5
Disallow: /lurker/zap/

However, this seems to have limited effect even against googlebot.

In general using simple GET URLs for things which have an action (i.e.,
deleting an email from the archive) is bad form. This should really be
done as a proper form via POST, then bots would ignore it.

It might also be nice to document a simple way to remove the link
entirely. This looks promising:

http://www.terpstra.ca/lurker/message/20060423.233328.bd5efdb8.en.html

Cheers,
Andy

-- System Information:
Debian Release: 5.0.4
  APT prefers stable
  APT policy: (500, 'stable')
Architecture: i386 (i686)

Kernel: Linux 2.6.26-2-xen-686 (SMP w/1 CPU core)
Locale: LANG=en_GB.UTF-8, LC_CTYPE=en_GB.UTF-8 (charmap=UTF-8)
Shell: /bin/sh linked to /bin/bash

Versions of packages lurker depends on:
ii  adduser                3.110             add and remove users and groups
ii  apache2                2.2.9-10+lenny6   Apache HTTP Server metapackage
ii  apache2-mpm-prefork [h 2.2.9-10+lenny6   Apache HTTP Server - traditional n
ii  debconf [debconf-2.0]  1.5.24            Debian configuration management sy
ii  libc6                  2.7-18lenny2      GNU C Library: Shared libraries
ii  libgcc1                1:4.3.2-1.1       GCC support library
ii  libmimelib1c2a         4:3.5.9-5         KDE mime library
ii  libstdc++6             4.3.2-1.1         The GNU Standard C++ Library v3
ii  passwd                 1:4.1.1-6+lenny1  change and administer password and
ii  ucf                    3.0016            Update Configuration File: preserv
ii  xsltproc               1.1.24-2          XSLT command line processor
ii  zlib1g                 1:1.2.3.3.dfsg-12 compression library - runtime

lurker recommends no packages.

Versions of packages lurker suggests:
ii  gnupg                     1.4.9-3+lenny1 GNU privacy guard - a free PGP rep
ii  mailman                   1:2.1.11-11    Powerful, web-based mailing list m

-- debconf information excluded

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Re: [Lurker-users] prevent languages being generated

[Adrian B. <ad...@sm...>]

On Thu, Mar 18, 2010 at 16:21:09 -0700 (-0700), Wesley W. Terpstra wrote:
> On Thu, Mar 18, 2010 at 9:08 AM, Adrian Bridgett <ad...@sm...> wrote:
[snip]
> Am I understanding correctly that you want lurker to refuse requests for
> pages rendered with the UI elements in other languages?

Many thanks for such a fast and helpful reply :-)

Not quite.  I should have explained more clearly.  Currently (lacking
any better information) I backup everything lurker touches:

7916    /var/www/lurker/attach
84      /var/www/lurker/imgs
4       /var/www/lurker/index.html
256     /var/www/lurker/list
0       /var/www/lurker/lurker.docroot
4       /var/www/lurker/mbox
85148   /var/www/lurker/message (pruned somewhat)
125132  /var/www/lurker/mindex
4       /var/www/lurker/search
68      /var/www/lurker/splash
66024   /var/www/lurker/thread (pruned somewhat)
0       /var/www/lurker/ui
4       /var/www/lurker/zap
63164   /var/lib/lurker/

> If you have files appearing in other languages in your cache, it's because
> someone is actually loading pages in that language (or google found them).
> That said, you might want to reconsider disabling the feature as people are
> actually using it.

Both message and thread directories contain *.ja.html, *.de.html etc -
I would like to stop these from being created.   I can't figure out
how to disable it though (ah, your instructions for main.cpp -
excellent - that's what I was after).  FYI lurker.conf says:

archive[en] = Hampshire LUG Mailing List Archive
 group = lists
     heading = Mailing Lists
         
     list = hampshire
     title       = Hampshire LUG
     language    = en
     address     = ham...@ma...
     link        = http://mailman.lug.org.uk/mailman/listinfo/hampshire
     description = Hampshire Linux User Group Mailing List.
                   This is the new public mailing list which replaced
                   a closed mailing list in November 2006.

> Don't backup anything in the lurker >CACHE< folder. It will all be
> regenerated on demand from the database. Also, if you have a lot of files in
> your cache folder, you might want to confirm you run lurker-prune from a
> cron job.

Looking at the lurker-prune manpage it sees to say the whole of
/var/www/lurker is the cache?  Is that correct?  To be honest if I can
drop the message/mindex/thread folders from teh backups that'd make a
huge difference (just backing it up to home).

lurker-prune is being called - all files are less than a day old.
Maybe it's just google scanning it all.

> That said, if you still really want to forbid lurker from generating pages
> with a non-en.html extension, you will need to edit the C++. In
> render/main.cpp go to line 130 and add something along the lines of:
> 
> if (out.language != "en") error("Bad language", out.language, "Only English
> is allowed.");

Fabulous, thanks!

Adrian
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Re: [Lurker-users] prevent languages being generated

[Wesley W. T. <we...@te...>]

On Thu, Mar 18, 2010 at 9:08 AM, Adrian Bridgett <ad...@sm...> wrote:

> Hi there, I've spent a while going through the documentation and even
> the code but I'm stuck.
>
> I'd like to stop lurker from generating all the languages in message/
> and thread/ - I just want English.  Is this possible?
>

Am I understanding correctly that you want lurker to refuse requests for
pages rendered with the UI elements in other languages?

Removing say the de.xml file will just make lurker fall back to English for
.de.html files. Setting 'no' in lang.xml will just remove it from the
language drop-down menu. You can't (easily) stop lurker from creating files
that people request. However, if you set the languages to 'no' in lang.xml,
presumably people will stop loading pages in other languages.

If you have files appearing in other languages in your cache, it's because
someone is actually loading pages in that language (or google found them).
That said, you might want to reconsider disabling the feature as people are
actually using it.

Still no joy :-(   I'm trying to cut down how much we backup.
>

Don't backup anything in the lurker >CACHE< folder. It will all be
regenerated on demand from the database. Also, if you have a lot of files in
your cache folder, you might want to confirm you run lurker-prune from a
cron job.

That said, if you still really want to forbid lurker from generating pages
with a non-en.html extension, you will need to edit the C++. In
render/main.cpp go to line 130 and add something along the lines of:

if (out.language != "en") error("Bad language", out.language, "Only English
is allowed.");

[Lurker-users] prevent languages being generated

[Adrian B. <ad...@sm...>]

Hi there, I've spent a while going through the documentation and even
the code but I'm stuck.

I'd like to stop lurker from generating all the languages in message/
and thread/ - I just want English.  Is this possible?

I've tried:
- setting all languages except "en" to "no" in /etc/lurker/ui/lang.xml
- removing all languages except "en" in /etc/lurker/ui/lang.xml
- removing all language files from /etc/lurker/ui except en.xml

Still no joy :-(   I'm trying to cut down how much we backup.

Thanks,

Adrian
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