Hi, On Wed, 2006-08-02 at 17:15 +0100, Paddy Spencer wrote: > I don't know for that query which is the more correct, which in itself > is a problem. Is there a way I can open each of the URIs returned by > beagle-query?
Not really easily, because the actions tend to depend on the hit type more than on the URIs themselves. (There is no default handler for email:// URIs, for example; we have to call evolution explicitly.) If you can narrow it down to a fairly small subset, it should be straightforward to verify it by hand. (But see below first.) > Oh, does the #n mean an attachment, then? I didn't realise that. Generally it means that it's a child document of some larger document. For emails, this means attachments. > This query was just an example, though - the anomaly I originally posted > is still present: a search for "lumberjack" gives no results in > beagle-search and two in beagle-query: > > [EMAIL PROTECTED] rbos]$ beagle-query lumberjack > email://[EMAIL PROTECTED]/Personal Folders/Azul/UK;uid=1337#0 > email://[EMAIL PROTECTED]/Sent;uid=2640#0 > > Furthermore, those shouldn't be given as attachments, as there isn't > one, but they're in the HTML part of the mail that Evolution saves - ie > it doesn't store locally a plain text version. So is the problem here > that beagle thinks it's an attachment but beagle-search can't find one? > I can forward you the email source to look at, if it helps. Evolution should be storing the entire email, which would contain (in almost all cases) both a plain text and an HTML part of the mail. From the MIME standpoint they are both "attachments" although most mail readers (and Beagle) try to be smart about it. It looks like there is some larger bug here with the way (at least these) HTML mails are being handled. Can you save a copy of one of those emails and send it to me? It would also be helpful to have the output of "beagle-query --verbose lumberjack" to make sure that it's not something that is apart of the HTML metadata and not the plain text version. Thanks, Joe _______________________________________________ Dashboard-hackers mailing list [email protected] http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/dashboard-hackers
