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This section is related to the management of archive mails from the
mailing list. You can set up a local web server to view the archives
from the mailing list. This section contains the following options.
- Keep Archives
- This option allows you to set whether or not new
posts are added to archives. If No is selected, new posts in
the list will not be placed in the archives.
- Delete Old Archives?
- If Yes, archives which are older than
a specified Maximum Age are removed automatically. The Maximum
Age can be set in the next option. If No, no part of the archive
will be expired or removed. This option will take effect only if you
specify a Maximum Age of Archives to Retain.
- Maximum Age of Archives to Retain
- You may specify the maximum
age of
archives in months. Archives are checked once in a month, and archives
older than this limit are removed. This limit is enforced only if
you have selected Yes in the Delete Old Archives? option
above.
- Virtual Host for Displaying Archives
- A virtual host is necessary
to display the mailing list archives through a web server. To enable
accessing archives through the web server, select a Local Virtual
Host, and click Update Settings. You will need to create at
least one virtual host before you can use this section. Virtual
hosts can be created in the Virtual Host Management module
accessible from the main index page in the WebTool. After setting
up the local web server for displaying the archives, you can select
how often to update the web interface for the archives.
- How Ofter to Update the Archives
- This option will be available
only after you have selected a virtual host and set up the webserver.
You may specify how often the web page should be updated to reflect
changes in the archives.
To remove a virtual host, you may use the Clear Virtual Host
button on the bottom right of the screen.
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2004-07-09