> "Saving" to a "folder" amounts to putting emails into text files in your
> "~/mail" directory.
Thanks to both of you! :)
I figured that out after being confused by Mark's message for a while. I
don't know why it had never occured to me to look inside the mail
directory. ;)
> Otherwise, as Mar
On Sat, 23 Feb 2002, Alexandra Thorn wrote:
>
> I suspect that it is not possible ("help" wasn't very helpful, anyway),
> but I was wondering if anybody knows any tricks for archiving old e-mail
> messages in pine to ASCII files in a more efficient manner than exporting
> them individually?
"S
You can use the select feature of Pine (';', I think), then use the Apply
('A') to Export ('E') all the selected messages into a digest. The select
feature will let you select ranges of messages. HTH, FL
On Sat, 23 Feb 2002, Alexandra Thorn wrote:
> I suspect that it is not possible ("help" wa
Pine saves everything in ASCII. You can use a simple script to parse it
easily. A new mail starts at lines beginning with "From ".
-Mark
On Sat, 23 Feb 2002, Alexandra Thorn wrote:
>
> I suspect that it is not possible ("help" wasn't very helpful, anyway),
> but I was wondering if anybody kno
I suspect that it is not possible ("help" wasn't very helpful, anyway),
but I was wondering if anybody knows any tricks for archiving old e-mail
messages in pine to ASCII files in a more efficient manner than exporting
them individually?
Thanks,
Alex
When an eel bites your hand
And that's not
