Perhaps similar Pete's line of thinking, why change history?  I'd not
change anything unless a significant number of people would be replying
directly from those archives ... something that, from a distance, seems
unlikely.

Be careful about editing the ".list" file, as portions of it have information
in specific columns (the subscriber lines) and all have width limitations,
as I recall.

Also, as I recall, the web pages/indexes will be rebuilt automatically at
the next Listserv restart, but there may be a way to force this.

You may want to do a search of the archives to make sure the indexes are
rebuilt and the files are readable.

Cheers, Wayne

On Fri, Nov 30, 2012 at 1:32 PM, Pete Weiss <[log in to unmask]> wrote, in
part:

> This is just an off-hand remark:
>
> Why bother changing the archive mail addresses?  Anyone who is proficient
> enoughto find the mail
> archives should be able to figure out that the list archive host is
> different.
>
...

> On 11/30/2012 11:38, L.W. van Braam van Vloten wrote:
> > Question 1: Everything works fine but obviously in the archive the old
> mail addresses are still
> > present. Would it be advisable, for any reason, to modify the archives
> and replace the old address
> > with the new address? (I can do this easily using sed since the archive
> files are all text files)
>

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