- From: Fumihiro Kato <fumi@fumi.me>
- Date: Fri, 9 Apr 2010 18:16:18 +0900
- To: Story Henry <henry.story@bblfish.net>
- Cc: carmen <_@whats-your.name>, foaf-protocols@lists.foaf-project.org, Linked Data community <public-lod@w3.org>, Semantic Web <semantic-web@w3.org>
Hi Henry, You can find Archived-At instead of X-Archived-At. Archived-At was standardized in 2007 [1], then I changed the header as I was one of maintainers for the mail archives.. Fumi [1] http://www.rfc-archive.org/getrfc.php?rfc=5064 On Fri, Apr 9, 2010 at 5:49 PM, Story Henry <henry.story@bblfish.net> wrote: > I am not sure exactly how the thread by Carmen got going, or where it appeared from, but > it seems pretty interesting. > > Note that on the w3c mail archives there are X-Archived-At headers with URLs for each mail. > I don't understand why not every mailing list does that, as it is so clearly an excellent idea. > > Henry > > On 6 Apr 2010, at 23:40, carmenr wrote: > >>> So basically no-one in the Semantic Web community has a clue about >>> mailing lists. That is quite cool in itself. >> >> $ mkdir mail/foaf-protocols >> $ cd mail/foaf-protocols >> $ wget http://lists.foaf-project.org/pipermail/foaf-protocols/2010-{January,February,March}.txt.gz && gunzip *gz >> $ cd ../.. >> (you could stay in this directory if you want a sep index) >> $ e.console >> >> irb(main):002:0> E('/mail/foaf-protocols/*txt').glob.map &:indexMbox >> => [/mail/foaf-protocols/2010-February.txt, /mail/foaf-protocols/2010-January.txt, /mail/foaf-protocols/2010-March.txt] >> >> mail is of course identified by message-ID: >> >> (E E::SIOC+'from').rangePO 'henry.story@bblfish.net',1 >> => [/mail/foaf-protocols/2010-March/97] >> >> m=((E E::SIOC+'from').rangePO 'henry.story@bblfish.net',1)[0].resource :mail >> >> irb(main):019:0> puts m.keys >> uri >> http://rdfs.org/sioc/ns#from >> http://rdfs.org/sioc/ns#name >> http://purl.org/dc/terms/date >> http://rdfs.org/sioc/ns#group >> http://rdfs.org/sioc/ns#subject >> http://rdfs.org/sioc/ns#reply_of >> http://rdfs.org/sioc/ns#reference >> http://rdfs.org/sioc/ns#content >> >> (not sure all predicates exist, but theyre trivially changed) >> >> m.uri >> => "5FAADD40-416A-43A4-A0FE-7F8B41D3C530@bblfish.net" >> >> message identifier, it can be plugged into gmane : >> >> http://mid.gmane.org/5FAADD40-416A-43A4-A0FE-7F8B41D3C530@bblfish.net >> >> or local DB (filesystem really) >> >> irb(main):022:0> (E m.uri).r >> => "From: henry.story at bblfish.net (Story Henry)\nDate: Thu, 11 Mar 2010 20:27:05 +0100\nSubject: [foaf-protocols] [xwiki-devs] http://webid.myxwiki.org/\nIn-Reply-To: <D61D8C2E-E77E-4856-AEC9-764E9CA0A1F2@bblfish.net>\nReferences: <D61D8C2E-E77E-4856-AEC9-764E9CA0A1F2@bblfish.net>\nMessage-ID: <5FAADD40-416A-43A4-A0FE-7F8B41D3C530@bblfish.net>\n\n\nOn 9 Mar 2010, at 20:40, Story Henry wrote:\n\n> A very basic implementation of foaf+ssl is up here:\n> \n> http://webid.myxwiki.org/\n\nWhile fixing Chrome [0], we found a bug with my previous implementation of web.. >> >> and HTTP >> (a prettily formatted and link-clickable version) >> >> [root@x200 element]# curl -I http://m/5FAADD40-416A-43A4-A0FE-7F8B41D3C530@bblfish.net >> HTTP/1.1 200 OK >> Content-Type: text/html >> Content-Length: 4701 >> >> (raw message) >> >> [root@x200 element]# curl -I http://m/5FAADD40-416A-43A4-A0FE-7F8B41D3C530@bblfish.net?raw >> HTTP/1.1 200 OK >> Content-Type: message/rfc822 >> Content-Length: 2034 >> >> (content-type turtle) >> >> curl http://m/-/5FAADD40-416A-43A4-A0FE-7F8B41D3C530@bblfish.net -H "Accept: application/turtle" >> @base </> . >> @prefix rdf: <http://www.w3.org/1999/02/22-rdf-syntax-ns#> . >> >> <ma/foaf-protocols/2010-March/97> >> <fs:ftype> "file" ; >> <fs:mtime> "2010-04-06 21:21:45 +0000" ; >> <fs:size> "2034" . >> >> <5FAADD40-416A-43A4-A0FE-7F8B41D3C530@bblfish.net> >> <http://purl.org/dc/terms/date> "2010-03-11T19:27:05+00:00" ; >> <http://rdfs.org/sioc/ns#content> """<snip> >> >> >> wrote some domain-specific views for mails (suggestions welcome) >> >> http://m/ma/foaf-protocols/*/*?view=threads >> >> => http://i.imgur.com/eeP8W.png >> >> a 'long tail' approach might be good, so you dont miss the important threads if ignoring a list for a week/month/forever: >> >> http://i.imgur.com/L9Spu.png zoomed-out >> >> >> theres a generic (Exhibit - inspired) facet-top which just counts the most occurences of p/o: >> >> http://m/ma/foaf-protocols/*/*?view=top&face&a=sioc:from >> >> 668 >> 198 henry.story@bblfish.net >> 111 home_pw@msn.com >> 71 melvincarvalho@gmail.com >> 48 kidehen@openlinksw.com >> 32 Bruno.Harbulot@manchester.ac.uk >> >> a custom domain-specific aggregation >> >> http://m/ma/foaf-protocols/*/*?view=topthreads >> >> 39 [foaf-protocols] FOAF+SSL and root certificates >> 35 [foaf-protocols] FOAF+ssl, access control. >> 29 [foaf-protocols] rsa / cert Ontology questions. >> 24 [foaf-protocols] foaf+ssl working on Internet Explorer >> 22 [foaf-protocols] Lack of browser support >> >> suporting these kind of ad-hoc URI-specified workflows and making them fast drove the refactoring of http://gitorious.org/element >> and thats proably why it uses JSON almost everywhere, and the innate ruby Hash implementation rather than a RDF library - URIs are identifiers + conneg works anyways >> >> >> a thread-reconstructor finds entire thread given a message >> >> model={} >> Fn 'data/thread', E('4B83F2FC.8010608@webr3.org'),nil,model >> model.keys => >> ["4B83F2FC.8010608@webr3.org", "D2E1FD7A-8F66-4780-AC2A-BAEE6C973BA0@bblfish.net", "4B83FC31.2080005@manchester.ac.uk", "4B856FD5.5050000@webr3.org", "4B83FF45.3080908@webr3.org", "4B8564ED.4090005@manchester.ac.uk", "4B83FFA8.4040802@webr3.org", "4B854702.1040602@manchester.ac.uk", "4B840CC8.3010004@manchester.ac.uk", "8FD629D3-82E1-4663-9A5D-E608195593B0@bblfish.net", "9178f78c1002240553j73b1b3c3ifb30215585534652@mail.gmail.com", "9B586E6A-D821-404F-92A1-FB2635B7153F@bblfish.net", "8847320C-490A-4D59-8A16-D09186C35522@bblfish.net", "4B856F01.4020300@webr3.org", "AE226FB5-9CE1-400B-9715-8D86773E3DAE@bblfish.net", "03EA7BF8-A0F7-4324-916F-0FC3B0CF6792@bblfish.net", "4B8561E1.7040802@webr3.org", "FA02959F-24DB-4941-B035-6C12751D061D@bblfish.net", "4B856319.5030302@webr3.org", "A699539D-7871-4858-9B61-5E598E2D7487@bblfish.net", "4B8568A6.8070608@webr3.org", "BDEED524-7979-4736-BDB2-149F6F633A41@bblfish.net", "4B8596CE.5090706@webr3.org", "4B857BB3.2030405@webr3.org", "f8b444c11002270111n21d3b907n11ea00fed7bee453@mail.gmail.com", "F3786CFE-12F0-4C64-B6A0-C8419E3E312C@bblfish.net", "BLU139-DS151B2AB4FBAF8E9E383C2292400@phx.gbl", "39B67967-962E-4320-94E8-D1375024C568@bblfish.net", "4B85A24A.50007@webr3.org", "4B856A5E.1020207@manchester.ac.uk"] >> >> which can be combined w/ a path expression and conneg or customized views: >> >> links -dump 'http://m/-/4B83F2FC.8010608@webr3.org?q=thread&p=sioc:from&view=table' >> http://rdfs.org/sioc/ns#from >> 4B83F2FC.8010608@webr3.org nathan@webr3.org >> D2E1FD7A-8F66-4780-AC2A-BAEE6C973BA0@bblfish.net henry.story@bblfish.net >> 4B83FC31.2080005@manchester.ac.uk Bruno.Harbulot@manchester.ac.uk >> 9178f78c1002240553j73b1b3c3ifb30215585534652@mail.gmail.com melvincarvalho@gmail.com >> f8b444c11002270111n21d3b907n11ea00fed7bee453@mail.gmail.com akkiehossain@googlemail.com >> BLU139-DS151B2AB4FBAF8E9E383C2292400@phx.gbl home_pw@msn.com >> >> anyways.. >> >> > > >
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