Change: Modify headers for test posts.

- Change MID so you can do multiple tests.
- Replace Supersedes with X-Supersedes so you do not delete
  postings while testing.
- Add remark ("This is a test message.").
- Change documentation accordingly.

Fixes #6.

Signed-off-by: Thomas Hochstein <thh@inter.net>

diff --git a/yapfaq.pl b/yapfaq.pl
index 5cba939..4fd0e53 100644 (file)
--- a/yapfaq.pl
+++ b/yapfaq.pl
@@ -299,6 +299,10 @@ sub postfaq {
   # Test mode?
   if($Options{'t'} and $Options{'t'} !~ /console/i) {
     $$NG = $Options{'t'};
   # Test mode?
   if($Options{'t'} and $Options{'t'} !~ /console/i) {
     $$NG = $Options{'t'};

+    $MID =~ s/@/-$Timestamp-test@/g;
+    $$ExtraHeaders .= "\n" if $$ExtraHeaders;
+    $$ExtraHeaders .= "X-Supersedes: $$Supersedes\nX-yapfaq-Remark: This is only a test message.";
+    undef $$Supersedes;

   }
 
   #Now create the complete Header:
   }
 
   #Now create the complete Header:


@@ -698,11 +702,16 @@ update any status information.
 =item B<-t> I<newsgroup(s) | CONSOLE> (test)
 
 Don't post to the newsgroups defined in F<yqpfaq.cfg>, but to the
 =item B<-t> I<newsgroup(s) | CONSOLE> (test)
 
 Don't post to the newsgroups defined in F<yqpfaq.cfg>, but to the

-newsgroups given after B<-t> as a comma-separated list or print the
-FAQs to STDOUT separated by lines of dashes if the special string
-C<CONSOLE> is given.  This can be used to preview what B<yapfaq> would
-do without embarassing yourself on Usenet.  The status files are not
-updated when this option is given.
+(test) newsgroup(s) given after B<-t> as a comma-separated list or
+print the FAQs to STDOUT separated by lines of dashes if the special
+string C<CONSOLE> is given.  This can be used to preview what
+B<yapfaq> would do without embarassing yourself on Usenet. 
+
+The status files are not updated when this option is given.
+
+When this option is used to post to some other newsgroup(s), a(nother)
+timestamp is added to the Message-ID header and the Supersedes header
+is replaced by a special X-Supersedes header.

 
 You may want to use this with the B<-f> option (see below).
 
 
 You may want to use this with the B<-f> option (see below).