Automatic importers —!!1!! >Automatic Importers —!!2!! —!!3!! There are currently two automatic importers. (You can also manually import data, see how to import data). !!4!! —!!5!! >Mail2WikiHelper —!!6!! —!!7!! The mail to wiki helper periodically scans an email folder on an imap server, and copies messages across to the wiki. Each message is appended to a page with the same name as the email subject and uses the email from address as the author name. !!8!! —!!9!! >What about a pop server? Bil. Should be a pretty easy rewrite to use NET::POP rather than NET::IMAP, but I unfortunately don’t have any POP servers to test with. tamc !!10!! —!!11!! NOTE This helper ignores the contents of the authenticators array in your start.rb file. !!12!! —!!13!! To use, put the following in your start.rb file: !!14!! —!!15!! > —!!16!! !!17!! !!18!! !!19!! !!20!! !!21!! !!22!! !!23!! —!!24!! —!!25!! This will by default scan the mailbox every hour. Once a message has been imported into the wiki it is tagged with a ‘PutInWiki’ keyword that prevents subsequent re-insertions. To get the message to be re-inserted you must either change the keyword that soks looks for (see below) or unset the keyword using your email program. !!26!! There are a few other settings you can change: !!27!! !!28!! !!29!! !!30!! —!!31!! >RSS2WikiHelper —!!32!! —!!33!! The rss to wiki helper periodically downloads an rss feed and copies it onto a specified page as a series of links. !!34!! —!!35!! To use, put the following in your start.rb file: !!36!! —!!37!! > —!!38!! !!39!! !!40!! !!41!! !!42!! !!43!! !!44!! !!45!! —!!46!! —!!47!! By default it will check once an hour, and write the feed to a page with the same name as the feed title. —!!48!! There are a few other settings you can change: !!49!! !!50!! !!51!! !!52!! —!!53!! Tag: Include this page in the distribution !!54!!
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