Patrick Shanahan wrote:
* Billy Newsom <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [06-26-04 18:24]:
> You are welcome. And perhaps you will learn to read:
     -M | --mbox  Accept a mailbox name on the command line (default)
           ^^^^^^^

Your problems are of your own making.  Please correct your sig line.
The rfc calls for two dashes followed by a space "-- ".

have a good day in spite of yourself.

1. I haven't had a "sig line" since about 1999, nor is there a RFC regarding "sig lines" in an e-mail message.
2. The "-M" option has no effect.
3. It is my guess that the author of the razor-submit software is probably familiar with mbox, but ignorant of maildir, and there seems to be no support for large a maildir.


See:
http://cr.yp.to/proto/maildir.html
http://www.qmail.org/qmail-manual-html/man5/maildir.html

So,
If I put 100 RFC-822 messages in "/z", and I use these two commands:
#razor-report -M -d -home=/root/.razor /z
#razor-report    -d -home=/root/.razor /z/*

Of the above two commands, the first one submits just one report (this is a bug), while the second one submits 100 reports but I have to use the wildcard, "*". It is this wildcard which prevents razor-report from being able to submit more than a few hundred messages as I explained in my last post.

Since "-M" or "--mbox" are the default, the following all do the same thing:
#razor-report        -d -home=/root/.razor /z
#razor-report --mbox -d -home=/root/.razor /z
#razor-report -M     -d -home=/root/.razor /z

And I have confirmed that all of these only submit *one* report, and not 100 reports.

I am now testing a method which will perhaps overcome some of these bugs in razor-submit, but it includes parsing the maildir mail and converting it to mbox format, thus pre-processing it for razor-submit.

BN


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