CGI script for posting minutes to the web

[Bob Smith - Concordia Theo. Seminary]

Dear John:

This sounds like a great idea! It would also allow for mass posting of 
any institutional docs that are produced for publication at a school. Our 
seminary is hoping to have a very large site, with virtually all of its 
public docs online. Practically speaking, it is very difficult to train 
all the staff, especially the computer phoebic, to write HTML. We hope to 
have a small number of folks produce control pages (with links in them) 
and the rest spin off their docs into ascii, upload or email them to us 
and have the webmaster pour them into a template and plop them into 
place. Having a script to do the latter would speed everything up.

Sincerely,

Bob

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   | Public Services Librarian | Phone: (219) 452-2123         |
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On Mon, 8 Apr 1996, John C. Matylonek wrote:

>      I am looking for sufficenly generic cgi script that accepts an email, 
>      strips the header, places <pre> tags around the body, and places it in 
>      the "correct" web server directory. It would also then update the html 
>      file giving access to it. You can imagine such script being useful for 
>      many library "intranets" for posting minutes to the web and such.
>      
>      John Matylonek
>      matylonj at ccmail.orst.edu
> 
> 

   | Rev. Robert E. Smith      | Email: cosmithb at ash.palni.edu |
   | Public Services Librarian | Phone: (219) 452-2123         |
   | Concordia Theo. Seminary  | Ft. Wayne, Indiana            | 
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