Hello Gert!   
      
   20 Mar 14 10:20, you wrote to All:   
      
    GA> I have it in my daily making nodelist where the daily making using   
    GA> directories as /dmaster and /dzone but I could better like that it using   
    GA> the normail directories for weekly nodelist making. This so when incoming   
    GA> segment from rc's is been getting to the right use and the daily making   
    GA> too using /master and /zone.   
      
    GA> Then that either 'makenl region' and 'makenl dXzone' rename or copy latest   
    GA> segment to right day or just using the latest segment, but if there is gor   
    GA> in a new segment then import this one and use it.   
      
    GA> As I have it now is makenl zone sometimes said there is a zone file   
    GA> allready and not can make a new one.   
      
    What you are asking may be quite complicated. Makenl is designed to work   
    in a weekly cycle. With some trickery you can make a daily list, but that   
    disturbs the working directories of the weeklies as you have found.   
      
    But I am not qualified to give a real answer, I would have to study the   
    source code, I will leave that to those whoe are more familear with the   
    internals of makenl, or you can do it yourself as well.   
      
    My solution is to keep the setup as you have it, with different working   
    directories for weeklies and dailies. Create a differnt directory where   
    the uploads are stored and copy the latest files from this uplodas directory   
    to the directory where makenl expects them. Perform this copy just prior to   
    running makenl.   
      
    Your only worry is, cleaning this master upload directory.   
      
    I have no need for using makenl, but I have a test environment, where I   
    use the above procedure for making a daily Nodelist, a Wednesday Zone list   
    and a Friday Nodelist/Nodediff.   
      
   Kees   
      
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