I'm sure it comes from my being a gormless idiot, but whatever is the
-UKWS argument immediately after the mb2md.pl invocation?
$MB2MD -UKWS -s "$INBOX" -d "$WORKING"
As always, reading the idiom of someone else's scripting is an
education. And some of it wouldn't work with native AIX sh/ksh, so
changed the functions:
folders_hash() {
local HASH=`find $FOLDERS -type f |sort|(IFS=\
;while read file; do ls -l "\$file"; done)`
eval "$1=\"$HASH\""
}
to:
folders_hash() {
local IFS=\
local HASH=`find $FOLDERS -type f | sort | \
while read file
do
ls -l "\$file"
done`
# the escapes are so that $1 gets "$HASH" NOT $HASH
# So the resolution is deferred...
eval "$1=\"$HASH\""
}
I would have wished for a few more comments within the script.
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