So I've been testing a lot today, and I've found that recursion
simply doesn't work for a folder tree with MH folders in it. For
instance
support/2007/01/
support/2006/12/
support/2006/11/
support/2006/10/
...etc
If I specify
mh:support...
finds no messages
mh:support/...
finds no messages
mh:support/2007...
finds no messages
The only thing I can find that works is
mh:support/2007/*
mh:support/2006/*
...etc for each year
I've tried reading the code, and I just can't figure this out.
Putting an .mh_sequences folder in each directory doesn't work. From
reading dirscan.c I noticed that it looked like it wouldn't traverse
a properly formed MH filename in scrutinize_mh_entry(), but I tried
renaming the 2007 directory to y2007 and 01 to m01 so that the
properly formed test would fail, and it still doesn't find the messages.
Someone clue me in here? What does mairix want to see in a directory
to keep scanning below it?
--
Jo Rhett
senior geek
Silicon Valley Colocation
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