Hi David, * David Bremner <da...@tethera.net> [2025-05-15; 15:51 +09]: > Gregor Zattler <telegr...@gmx.net> writes: > >> >> If you would like to tag all emails from >> all lists: >> >> notmuch tag +news -- 'List:*' >> > > I don't think that part will work correctly. As far as I know you need > to use a sexp query, as I mentioned in my other message.
It works for me, except for emails which were indexed before I made this configuration. I need help in escaping or quoting ":" and "," in file names for reindexing single files in maildirs. One example of an email which's List-Id header is not indexed: $ notmuch search --output=files id:20030813053850.ge16...@lug-owl.de /home/grfz/Mail/~ml/linu...@mlists.in-berlin.de/cur/1060758271.3350_0.pit:2, $ grep "^List-Id:" /home/grfz/Mail/~ml/linu...@mlists.in-berlin.de/cur/1060758271.3350_0.pit\:2\, List-Id: Die Mailingliste der BeLUG (Berliner Linux User Group) <linux-l.mlists.in-berlin.de> # no output $ notmuch search --output=messages List:linux-l.mlists.in-berlin.de | grep 20030813053850.ge16...@lug-owl.de # no hit/match $ notmuch count List:linux-l.mlists.in-berlin.de AND id:20030813053850.ge16...@lug-owl.de 0 I would like to reindex this one file but I do not manage to provide the correct format of the path: search term: $ notmuch search --output=files 'path:"/home/grfz/Mail/~ml/linu...@mlists.in-berlin.de/cur/1060758271.3350_0.pit:2,"' notmuch search: A Xapian exception occurred A Xapian exception occurred parsing query: unmatched regex delimiter in '/home/grfz/Mail/~ml/linu...@mlists.in-berlin.de/cur/1060758271.3350_0.pit:2,' Query string was: path:"/home/grfz/Mail/~ml/linu...@mlists.in-berlin.de/cur/1060758271.3350_0.pit:2," # no output $ notmuch search --output=files 'path:"~ml/linu...@mlists.in-berlin.de/cur/1060758271.3350_0.pit:2,"' $ notmuch search --output=files 'path:~ml/linu...@mlists.in-berlin.de/cur/1060758271.3350_0.pit:2,' $ notmuch search --output=files 'path:"\\/home/grfz/Mail/~ml/linu...@mlists.in-berlin.de/cur/1060758271.3350_0.pit:2,"' $ notmuch search --output=files 'path:"\/home/grfz/Mail/~ml/linu...@mlists.in-berlin.de/cur/1060758271.3350_0.pit:2,"' $ notmuch search --output=files 'path:"~ml/linu...@mlists.in-berlin.de/cur/1060758271.3350_0.pit:2,"' $ notmuch search --output=files 'path:"/~ml/linu...@mlists.in-berlin.de/cur/1060758271.3350_0.pit.*/"' $ notmuch search --output=files 'path:"/~ml/linu...@mlists.in-berlin.de/cur/1060758271.3350_0.*/"' $ notmuch search --output=files path:/1060758271.3350_0/ $ notmuch search --output=files 'path:/~ml/linu...@mlists.in-berlin.de/cur/1060758271.3350_0.*/' $ notmuch search --output=files 'path:/~ml/linu...@mlists.in-berlin.de/cur/1060758271.3350_0.*/' $ notmuch search --output=files path:~ml/linu...@mlists.in-berlin.de/cur/1060758271.3350_0.pit\:2\, $ notmuch search --output=files path:~ml/linu...@mlists.in-berlin.de/cur/1060758271.3350_0.pit\\:2\\, It is possible to reindex a single file: $ cp -a "/home/grfz/Mail/~ml/linu...@mlists.in-berlin.de/cur/1060758271.3350_0.pit:2," /home/grfz/Mail/~ml/linu...@mlists.in-berlin.de/cur/1060758271.3350_0.pit-to-be-deleted $ notmuch reindex path:~ml/linu...@mlists.in-berlin.de/cur/1060758271.3350_0.pit-to-be-deleted # after reindexing the search now succeeds $ notmuch count List:linux-l.mlists.in-berlin.de AND id:20030813053850.ge16...@lug-owl.de 1 $ notmuch search --output=messages List:linux-l.mlists.in-berlin.de | grep 20030813053850.ge16...@lug-owl.de id:20030813053850.ge16...@lug-owl.de But strangely I'm not able to search for this one file: # no output $ notmuch search --output=files path:~ml/linu...@mlists.in-berlin.de/cur/1060758271.3350_0.pit-to-be-deleted $ notmuch search --output=files 'path:"~ml/linu...@mlists.in-berlin.de/cur/1060758271.3350_0.pit-to-be-deleted"' Can you/someone help me with formating / escaping / quoting filenames in path: search terms? Thanks Gregor -- -... --- .-. . -.. ..--.. ...-.- _______________________________________________ notmuch mailing list -- notmuch@notmuchmail.org To unsubscribe send an email to notmuch-le...@notmuchmail.org
