On Sep 20, 2022, at 8:18 AM, Tom R wrote:
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> I would be ok with symlinks or hardlinks; but symlinks are better since I
> could
> quickly find which folder the msg first landed in.
You can use a sequence to keep track of which folder a message came
from. Then you just have to run a function
Tom> I had mairix installed; and I was doing that -- except that I did not
Tom> have a script to easily update the list of all my folders.
Yep, you need that alright! I've got it running on cron.
Best,
Conrad
On Sep 20, 2022, at 1:14 PM, Bakul Shah wrote:
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> On Sep 20, 2022, at 8:18 AM, Tom R wrote:
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>> I would be ok with symlinks or hardlinks; but symlinks are better since I
>> could
>> quickly find which folder the msg first landed in.
>
> You can use a sequence to keep track of which folder
thanks for the help Conrad and Ralph!
Hi Conrad:
On Tue 9/13/22 15:55 +0100 Conrad Hughes wrote:
>> I have many nmh folders, that get filled by procmail. I'd like to
>> have, an 'all' folder that is built by a shell script that could be
>> called by cron daily. I'd be happy, with all msgs, say
Hi Tom,
> I have many nmh folders, that get filled by procmail. I'd like to have, an
> 'all'
> folder that is built by a shell script that could be called by cron daily.
> I'd be happy, with all msgs, say from the last 21 days. Perhaps this script
> would remove bad symlinks in 'all' each time
> I have many nmh folders, that get filled by procmail. I'd like to
> have, an 'all' folder that is built by a shell script that could be
> called by cron daily. I'd be happy, with all msgs, say from the last
> 21 days.
Install mairix. Then
mairix d:21d-
will fill your +s (or whatever you
I have many nmh folders, that get filled by procmail. I'd like to have, an 'all'
folder that is built by a shell script that could be called by cron daily.
I'd be happy, with all msgs, say from the last 21 days. Perhaps this script
would remove bad symlinks in 'all' each time it runs.
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