On 2021-03-18, Marc <m...@f1-outsourcing.eu> wrote:
[@ sbin]# doveadm -f table -o
mail_location=mdbox_deleted:/home/popusers/testtest/mdbox:INDEX=/home/popindex/testtest/index
fetch -u testtest 'guid' mailbox INBOX 2> /dev/null
3c967f33b8aea671f3551db1ea8e33e9
6fa01ccc103a7009c7b940657dbcd72c
ba955a6d6218950f42e5b0ee0a33a916
Strange -- my version (2.3.10) dumps headers to stdout, not stderr
# doveadm -f table fetch -u $user guid mailbox INBOX 2>/dev/null | cat
-n | head -3
1 guid
2 8104226179c70d7cc248c9924cabdb8c
3 0813554a7ed4cf1e113f42a4cc8bc477
From a strictly design point of view, this seems more correct as the
header is part of the data, not "out of band" output like errors. If headers
are pumped to stderr, you can always employ shell hacks (as a followup poster
did) to unify them to stdout
# doveadm -f table fetch ... 2>&1
Maybe it's better to add another formatter to avoid tricky parsing
or shell hacks e.g.
# doveadm -f tab-nohdr ...
Joseph Tam <jtam.h...@gmail.com>
