Hallo Michael,
da muss doch gar nicht so viel programmiert werden.
Du brauchst eine Datei im TXT Format (
http://www.pro-linux.de/news/news1.txt) mit den vollständigen Nachrichtentexten; Trennzeichen sind nicht unbedingt erforderlich.
Über einen Link kann dann ein modifizierter Text zum Download angeboten werden darin sind mit Wort Hervorhebungen mit *bold face* und _underlined text_ möglich.
Der Link muss ein CGI-Script starten, das die TXT-Datei in das HTML-Format bringt.
Ich tendiere dabei zu folgendem sed-Script (es muss ja nicht immer Perl sein):
<blockquote><pre><font size="1" face="">code:</font><hr><font face="Courier New" size="2">
# filename: convert.sed
# purpose: a sed script to change an ASCII-FAQ to HTML format
# for posting on the world-wide web
# requires: GNU sed v3.02 or higher
# syntax: gsed -f convert.sed input.txt >output.html
# author: Eric Pement <
epement@jpusa.org>
# date: July 19, 1999
# version: 007
#
# history: v7 - accidental text or sig after [end-of-file] is deleted
#
# v6 - added BGCOLOR attrib, deleted "Approved:" line, removed
# some useless code, added metatags at the top. Added <HR>
# commands, work to colorize changed portions. Combined
# http: and ftp: addresses into one command
#
# v5 - fixed bug in which hyphens weren't recognized in mailto:
# addresses, so that they weren't hotlinked properly. Also
# allowed apostrophe in boldfaced words, like "*won't*".
#
# v4 - took care of mailtos, added GNUsed syntax
# "*bold*" will now be <b>bold</b>, but not "*bold*," (comma!)
#
# v3 - v2 did not accommodate vertical bar after url's. But due
# to bug in HHsed, had to write it as |* instead of |\{0,1\}
#
# v2 - version 001 had `*' instead of `\*' in boldfacing
# script, and used + which are not recognized by GNU sed,
# and failed to add semicolons before comments (sheesh!).
#
# note: \+ is GNUsed for \{1,\}
# \? is GNUsed for \{0,1\}
1i\
<!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//IETF//DTD HTML 3.2//EN">\
<html>\
<head>\
<title><b>Hier kommt irgendeine sinnvolle Titelzeile rein</b></title> \
<META http-equiv="content-type" content="text/html;charset=iso-8859-1">\
<META name="KEYWORDS" content="Unix, DOS, MS-DOS, Windows, Win95, \
Win98, WinNT, NT, CP/M, Linux, GNU, shareware, freeware,\
FAQ, faq, frequently asked questions, frequently-asked questions, \
text, utility, program, noninteractive, scripting, language">\
<META name="DESCRIPTION" content="Frequently-Asked Questions \
about programming in c and c++">\
</head>\
<body bgcolor="#FFFFFF"><font face="Letter Gothic,Courier New,Terminal" size=3><pre>\
# It is important that the following substitutions retain the exact
# order in which they appear now:
/^Approved: /d; # FAQ maintainers should delete this line
s~&~\&~g; # handles ampersands
s~<~\<~g; # handles < sign
s~>~\>~g; # handles > sign
s~ä~\ä~g; # handles german umlaute
s~Ä~\Ä~g; # handles german umlaute
s~ö~\ö~g; # handles german umlaute
s~Ö~\Ö~g; # handles german umlaute
s~ü~\ü~g; # handles german umlaute
s~Ü~\Ü~g; # handles german umlaute
s~ß~\ß~g; # handles german umlaute
s~ \*\([A-Za-z']\+\)\* ~ <b>\1</b> ~g; <b># *word* changed to boldface</b>
s~ _\([^_]\+\)_\(,\?\) ~ <i>\1</i>\2 ~g; <b># _word word_ changed to italic</b>
# 1: handles <(http:|ftp:)//url.site.domain>
# 2: handles everything else
s~\(ht\|f\)\(tp://[^ ,<]\+\)~<a href="\1\2">\1\2</a>~g
s~<\(ht\|f\)\(tp://[^ ,<]\+\)>~\<<a href="\1\2">\1\2</a>\>~g
s~\([^";]\)\(ht\|f\)\(tp://[^ ,<]\+\)\(|*\)~\1<a href="\2\3">\2\3</a>\4~g
# handles e-mail addresses
s~<a href="mailto:([A-Za-z0-9._-]\+@[A-Za-z0-9-]\+\.[A-Za-z0-9._-]\+\)~<a"><!--autoemail-->([A-Za-z0-9._-]\+@[A-Za-z0-9-]\+\.[A-Za-z0-9._-]\+\)~<a</a><!--autoemail--> href="mailto:\1">\1</a>~g
# fix up rows of consecutive hyphens:
/^ -----$/s//<HR width="20%">/; # change all these
/^ ----- *|$/s//<HR width="20%">/; # change bars HERE can be ignored
/^-\{30\}/s//<HR width="100%">/; # change the section dividers
# colorize all changed sections
/ *|$/ {
s
