Jo Rhett wrote:
> 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.
Actually, I'm sorry -- changing the directory name to include an alpha
character does work.
So apparently mairix won't descent into subdirectories which could be
properly named MH files - ie '2007'. This should be documented at least,
or probably fixed?
The response piece of code is in dirscan.c:
enum traverse_check scrutinize_mh_entry(int parent_is_mh, const char
*de_name) {
/* Have to allow sub-folders within a folder until we think of a
* better solution. */
if (valid_mh_filename_p(de_name)) {
return TRAV_IGNORE;
} else {
return TRAV_PROCESS;
}
}
I'm still not done wrapping my head around how this is invoked, and why
you'd use this piece of code here but I can't imagine that this is too
difficult to fix...
--
Jo Rhett
senior geek
Silicon Valley Colocation
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