On Sun, 2003-07-20 at 17:17, Not Zed wrote:
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> >
> > 1) I have a large existing MH directory hierarchy. I use procmail to
> > sort mail into that hierarchy. How do I get evolution to a) scan
> > the "inbox" part of that hiearchy regularaly and b) to force a scan of a
> > specific directory?
>
> I think doing an expunge on the folder is the most reliable way.
I'd discovered that. It only works if you have something to expunge. A
method which was more then just a side effect would be preferable.
>
> > 2) I don't seem to be able to use subfolders. I have existing
> > subdirectories which evolution doesn't seem to see. But even if I
> > create a subfolder from within evolution the next time I restart
> > evolution the subfolder isn't there. Is there some magic to make this
> > work or is this a bug?
>
> A bug. It was already reported, i was supposed to look at it last week
> but it skipped my mind.
>
> As a workaround you could try selecting the 'use .folders file' in the
> account receiving options for the mh thing, and then setup the .folders
> file at the top level of the mh tree to include all the (relative) paths
> to the folder directories. That more or less seems to work around the
> problem for me.
Thank you. That worked. I had tried that but with a ".folder" file at
each level of the hierarchy. Both the spelling and the manner of use
caused evolution to not show anything in the tree.
An amusing aside is that I built the file with "find . -type d
>.folders". That created a tree in evolution with "." as its root and
everything underneath it. Not sure that was wrong, but it wasn't what
the user probably intended.
mph
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