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Updates prior to the handover to SGOTI .make_email.cfg: New configuration file to simplify the original options to 'make_email' .make_shownotes.cfg: New configuration file to simplify the original extremely obscure options to 'make_shownotes' collect_HPR_database: Script to simplify the collection and setup of MySQL dumps from the HPR server and conversion to a SQLite database. make_email: Many changes to make the script simpler to use. It looks for all files in the same directory as the script. Reduced the number of options and added a new configuration file. Now reads and writes a date cache file (defined in the configuration file) where it writes the date and time of the next recording. Now uses a local SQLite database rather than linking to the live HPR database (more secure). Takes an output file name (with optional '%s'). Functions for loading and updating the date cache (also used by 'make_shownotes'). Doesn't attempt to generate a real mail message, just something that can be cut and pasted into a mail client. make_email_template.tpl: TT2 template for generating the mail message. This whole function was moved from the script itself to this templating system, making it all a lot simpler. make_meeting: Minor updates. This script is probably obsolete. make_shownotes: Almost totally rewritten. It looks for all files in the same directory as the script. Reduced the number of options and added a new configuration file. Now reads a date cache file (defined in the configuration file) where 'make_email' has written the date and time of the next recording. Now generates output files rather than writing to the live HPR database. These files can be added to the database on the 'hub' using existing workflow(s). One of the files generated is a stand-alone full HTML file for circulation to volunteers recording the show. The others are the HTML snippet to add to the database, and a JSON version for use in the hub workflow. The full HTML gets the expanded comments and contains markers of comments already read or missed last month. This version computes the episode number and date which will be used to post the resulting show (previously reserved slots were searched for in the database). The extremely complex query that collects comments has been thoroughly tested and enhanced and seems to be reliable. Dropped the "Any Other Business" section (and all code relating to it in the script and the template). shownote_template.tpl: Soft link to the latest template. Doing this needs consideration given that the configuration file could just reference the appropriate file. This technique may just be a nuisance. shownote_template11.tpl: Previous template, updated for the last release of 'make_shownotes'. Now replaced. shownote_template12.tpl: New template without AOB capability.
2025-03-31 21:59:14 +01:00
<email>
server = chatter.skyehaven.net
port = 64738
room = HPR
Updates for 'make_email' Community_News/.make_email.cfg: Removal of the SQLite database reference. No longer needed. Community_News/make_email: A lot of updates relating to confusing variable names. Rationalising the three code paths to compute the recording date (-date=DATE), the review month (-month=DATE), and the default using today's date to determine needed date information. Removed all references to the database because we don't need it any more. New date computation functions. A lot of POD updates, including an EXAMPLES section.
2025-04-07 21:03:37 +01:00
# Default day of the week for the recording
Updates prior to the handover to SGOTI .make_email.cfg: New configuration file to simplify the original options to 'make_email' .make_shownotes.cfg: New configuration file to simplify the original extremely obscure options to 'make_shownotes' collect_HPR_database: Script to simplify the collection and setup of MySQL dumps from the HPR server and conversion to a SQLite database. make_email: Many changes to make the script simpler to use. It looks for all files in the same directory as the script. Reduced the number of options and added a new configuration file. Now reads and writes a date cache file (defined in the configuration file) where it writes the date and time of the next recording. Now uses a local SQLite database rather than linking to the live HPR database (more secure). Takes an output file name (with optional '%s'). Functions for loading and updating the date cache (also used by 'make_shownotes'). Doesn't attempt to generate a real mail message, just something that can be cut and pasted into a mail client. make_email_template.tpl: TT2 template for generating the mail message. This whole function was moved from the script itself to this templating system, making it all a lot simpler. make_meeting: Minor updates. This script is probably obsolete. make_shownotes: Almost totally rewritten. It looks for all files in the same directory as the script. Reduced the number of options and added a new configuration file. Now reads a date cache file (defined in the configuration file) where 'make_email' has written the date and time of the next recording. Now generates output files rather than writing to the live HPR database. These files can be added to the database on the 'hub' using existing workflow(s). One of the files generated is a stand-alone full HTML file for circulation to volunteers recording the show. The others are the HTML snippet to add to the database, and a JSON version for use in the hub workflow. The full HTML gets the expanded comments and contains markers of comments already read or missed last month. This version computes the episode number and date which will be used to post the resulting show (previously reserved slots were searched for in the database). The extremely complex query that collects comments has been thoroughly tested and enhanced and seems to be reliable. Dropped the "Any Other Business" section (and all code relating to it in the script and the template). shownote_template.tpl: Soft link to the latest template. Doing this needs consideration given that the configuration file could just reference the appropriate file. This technique may just be a nuisance. shownote_template11.tpl: Previous template, updated for the last release of 'make_shownotes'. Now replaced. shownote_template12.tpl: New template without AOB capability.
2025-03-31 21:59:14 +01:00
dayname = Friday
# Times are UTC
Updates for 'make_email' Community_News/.make_email.cfg: Removal of the SQLite database reference. No longer needed. Community_News/make_email: A lot of updates relating to confusing variable names. Rationalising the three code paths to compute the recording date (-date=DATE), the review month (-month=DATE), and the default using today's date to determine needed date information. Removed all references to the database because we don't need it any more. New date computation functions. A lot of POD updates, including an EXAMPLES section.
2025-04-07 21:03:37 +01:00
starttime = 16:00:00
endtime = 18:00:00
Updates prior to the handover to SGOTI .make_email.cfg: New configuration file to simplify the original options to 'make_email' .make_shownotes.cfg: New configuration file to simplify the original extremely obscure options to 'make_shownotes' collect_HPR_database: Script to simplify the collection and setup of MySQL dumps from the HPR server and conversion to a SQLite database. make_email: Many changes to make the script simpler to use. It looks for all files in the same directory as the script. Reduced the number of options and added a new configuration file. Now reads and writes a date cache file (defined in the configuration file) where it writes the date and time of the next recording. Now uses a local SQLite database rather than linking to the live HPR database (more secure). Takes an output file name (with optional '%s'). Functions for loading and updating the date cache (also used by 'make_shownotes'). Doesn't attempt to generate a real mail message, just something that can be cut and pasted into a mail client. make_email_template.tpl: TT2 template for generating the mail message. This whole function was moved from the script itself to this templating system, making it all a lot simpler. make_meeting: Minor updates. This script is probably obsolete. make_shownotes: Almost totally rewritten. It looks for all files in the same directory as the script. Reduced the number of options and added a new configuration file. Now reads a date cache file (defined in the configuration file) where 'make_email' has written the date and time of the next recording. Now generates output files rather than writing to the live HPR database. These files can be added to the database on the 'hub' using existing workflow(s). One of the files generated is a stand-alone full HTML file for circulation to volunteers recording the show. The others are the HTML snippet to add to the database, and a JSON version for use in the hub workflow. The full HTML gets the expanded comments and contains markers of comments already read or missed last month. This version computes the episode number and date which will be used to post the resulting show (previously reserved slots were searched for in the database). The extremely complex query that collects comments has been thoroughly tested and enhanced and seems to be reliable. Dropped the "Any Other Business" section (and all code relating to it in the script and the template). shownote_template.tpl: Soft link to the latest template. Doing this needs consideration given that the configuration file could just reference the appropriate file. This technique may just be a nuisance. shownote_template11.tpl: Previous template, updated for the last release of 'make_shownotes'. Now replaced. shownote_template12.tpl: New template without AOB capability.
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# Usually 2 hours are set aside. This value is used when a different start
# time is provided and no end time.
duration = 02 # hours
# Template is in the current directory
template = make_email_template.tpl
</email>
<recdates>
name = recording_dates.dat
</recdates>
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