Re: "notmuch new" does not remove my file from db (double slash problem ?)
Hi François, hi lists, because this is an issue with notmuch integration, and you're now using neomutt, I suppose it's a good idea to move the discussion over the neomutt-devel list. I placed the reply-to header to follow-up on there and avoid cross posting to several lists. On Fri, Feb 10, 2017 at 09:47:13AM +0100, François wrote: > I had this same problem today and I think mutt whith notmuch patchs > (mutt-kz that I used at the time or neomutt from Debian which I use > now) generate those double slash when using the "copy" function from > mutt. could you exactly tell how we could replicate this, starting with using neomutt? -- Guyzmo ___ notmuch mailing list notmuch@notmuchmail.org https://notmuchmail.org/mailman/listinfo/notmuch
Re: "notmuch new" does not remove my file from db (double slash problem ?)
I had this same problem today and I think mutt whith notmuch patchs (mutt-kz that I used at the time or neomutt from Debian which I use now) generate those double slash when using the "copy" function from mutt. I had to recreate DB from dumps. On Tue, Apr 14, 2015 at 12:57:20PM +0200, franc...@avalenn.eu wrote: > Hello list, > > I have a little problem here. > I have a message of which I had multiple copies and I deleted one of > them but "notmuch new" does not suppress this copy. > > $ notmuch search --output=files id:20150216180408.HA14616@myhost > > /home/francois/Maildir/my_first_box/cur/1424110151_0.24869.myhost,U=742:2,S > > /home/francois/Maildir/my_second_box/cur/1424110163_0.24869.myhost,U=14486:2,S > /home/francois/Maildir/my_third_box//cur/1429004021.3224_3.myhost:2,S > > The last copy is the one I deleted. > I tried to readd the message to this box and after I have this status : > > $ cp ~/Maildir/my_second_box/cur/1424110163_0.24869.myhost,U=14486:2,S > ~/Maildir/my_third_box/cur > $ notmuch new > Processed 1 file in almost no time. > No new mail. > $ notmuch search --output=files id:20150216180408.HA14616@myhost > > /home/francois/Maildir/my_first_box/cur/1424110151_0.24869.myhost,U=742:2,S > > /home/francois/Maildir/my_second_box/cur/1424110163_0.24869.myhost,U=14486:2,S > /home/francois/Maildir/my_third_box/cur/1429004021.3224_3.myhost:2,S > /home/francois/Maildir/my_third_box//cur/1429004021.3224_3.myhost:2,S > > And if I redelete it I come back to beginning : > > $ rm ~/Maildir/my_third_box/cur/1429004021.3224_3.myhost:2,S > $ notmuch new > No new mail. Detected 1 file rename. > $ notmuch search --output=files id:20150216180408.HA14616@myhost > > /home/francois/Maildir/my_first_box/cur/1424110151_0.24869.myhost,U=742:2,S > > /home/francois/Maildir/my_second_box/cur/1424110163_0.24869.myhost,U=14486:2,S > /home/francois/Maildir/my_third_box//cur/1429004021.3224_3.myhost:2,S > > > I don't know how the file path with double slash was added in the > first place to the DB but I have a real problem with it. > > Anyone have any idea of how I can solve this ? > > $ notmuch --version > notmuch 0.18.2 > $ lsb_release -a > No LSB modules are available. > Distributor ID: Debian > Description:Debian GNU/Linux 8.0 (jessie) > Release:8.0 > Codename: jessie > > > > > F. ___ notmuch mailing list notmuch@notmuchmail.org https://notmuchmail.org/mailman/listinfo/notmuch
Re: "notmuch new" does not remove my file from db (double slash problem ?)
On Tue, Apr 14, 2015 at 04:52:29PM +0300, Tomi Ollila wrote: > On Tue, Apr 14 2015, franc...@avalenn.eu wrote: > > I have a little problem here. > > I have a message of which I had multiple copies and I deleted one of > > them but "notmuch new" does not suppress this copy. > > > > $ notmuch search --output=files id:20150216180408.HA14616@myhost > > > > /home/francois/Maildir/my_first_box/cur/1424110151_0.24869.myhost,U=742:2,S > > > > /home/francois/Maildir/my_second_box/cur/1424110163_0.24869.myhost,U=14486:2,S > > /home/francois/Maildir/my_third_box//cur/1429004021.3224_3.myhost:2,S > > > > The last copy is the one I deleted. > > I tried to readd the message to this box and after I have this status : > > > > $ cp ~/Maildir/my_second_box/cur/1424110163_0.24869.myhost,U=14486:2,S > > ~/Maildir/my_third_box/cur > > $ notmuch new > > Processed 1 file in almost no time. > > No new mail. > > $ notmuch search --output=files id:20150216180408.HA14616@myhost > > > > /home/francois/Maildir/my_first_box/cur/1424110151_0.24869.myhost,U=742:2,S > > > > /home/francois/Maildir/my_second_box/cur/1424110163_0.24869.myhost,U=14486:2,S > > /home/francois/Maildir/my_third_box/cur/1429004021.3224_3.myhost:2,S > > /home/francois/Maildir/my_third_box//cur/1429004021.3224_3.myhost:2,S > > > > And if I redelete it I come back to beginning : > > > > $ rm ~/Maildir/my_third_box/cur/1429004021.3224_3.myhost:2,S > > $ notmuch new > > No new mail. Detected 1 file rename. > > $ notmuch search --output=files id:20150216180408.HA14616@myhost > > > > /home/francois/Maildir/my_first_box/cur/1424110151_0.24869.myhost,U=742:2,S > > > > /home/francois/Maildir/my_second_box/cur/1424110163_0.24869.myhost,U=14486:2,S > > /home/francois/Maildir/my_third_box//cur/1429004021.3224_3.myhost:2,S > > > > > > I don't know how the file path with double slash was added in the > > first place to the DB but I have a real problem with it. > > > > Anyone have any idea of how I can solve this ? > > When you remoted file from my_third_box/ directory timestamp was updated > and notmuch new should have noticed file disappearing -- it may be that > as it has same message id as another it somehow did not get disappeared > from db. > > what you can do is to move all of the messages to another directory, > run notmuch new, restore (some of) the files and run notmuch new again > (and then restore tags...) > > something like this: > > mkdir ~/tmp-20150414 > notmuch search --output=files id:20150216180408.HA14616@myhost | xargs mv -T > ~/tmp-20150414 > notmuch new > mv ~/tmp-20150414/1424110151_0.24869.myhost,U=742:2,S > ~/Maildir/my_first_box/cur/ > notmuch new > > if you do this, report... I finally did this and the result is still the same. I think my last chance is to drop completely the notmuch db and reimporting from dump. $ notmuch search --output=files id:20150216180408.GA24515@myhost /home/francois/Maildir/another_box/cur/1446803446_0.30241.myhost,U=7096:2,S /home/francois/Maildir/my_second_box/cur/1446803455_0.30241.myhost,U=3407:2,S /home/francois/Maildir/my_first_box/cur/1446803465_0.30241.myhost,U=32711:2,S /home/francois/Maildir/my_third_box//cur/1429004021.3224_3.myhost:2,S $ notmuch search --output=files id:20150216180408.GA24515@myhost | xargs --delimiter="\n" mv -t ~/tmp-$(date +%Y%m%d) mv: impossible d'évaluer « /home/francois/Maildir/my_third_box//cur/1429004021.3224_3.myhost:2,S »: Aucun fichier ou dossier de ce type $ ls -ltra ~/tmp-20151106 total 1576 -rwxr-xr-x 1 francois francois 453137 nov. 6 10:50 1446803446_0.30241.myhost,U=7096:2,S* -rwxr-xr-x 1 francois francois 453137 nov. 6 10:50 1446803455_0.30241.myhost,U=3407:2,S* -rwxr-xr-x 1 francois francois 453137 nov. 6 10:51 1446803465_0.30241.myhost,U=32711:2,S* drwxr-xr-x 72 francois francois 241664 nov. 6 11:05 ../ drwxr-xr-x 2 francois francois 4096 nov. 6 11:09 ./ $ notmuch new No new mail. $ notmuch search --output=files id:20150216180408.GA24515@myhost /home/francois/Maildir/my_third_box//cur/1429004021.3224_3.myhost:2,S $ mv ~/tmp-20151106/1446803465_0.30241.myhost,U=32711:2,S ~/Maildir/my_first_box/cur/ « /home/francois/tmp-20151106/1446803465_0.30241.myhost,U=32711:2,S » -> « /home/francois/Maildir/my_first_box/cur/1446803465_0.30241.myhost,U=32711:2,S » « /home/francois/tmp-20151106/1446803465_0.30241.myhost,U=32711:2,S » supprimé $ notmuch new Note: Ignoring non-mail file: /home/francois/Maildir/my_first_box/cur/1444053508_2.8473.myhost,U=29286:2,S Processed 2 total files in almost no time. No new mail. $ ls -ltra "/home/francois/Maildir/my_first_box/cur/1444053508_2.8473.myhost,U=29286:2,S" -rwxr-xr-x 1 francois francois 26 oct. 5 15:58 /home/francois/Maildir/my_first_box/cur/1444053508_2.8473.myhost,U=29286:2,S* $ notmuch new No new mail.
"notmuch new" does not remove my file from db (double slash problem ?)
Tomi Ollila writes: > > mkdir ~/tmp-20150414 > notmuch search --output=files id:20150216180408.HA14616 at myhost | xargs mv > -T ~/tmp-20150414 > notmuch new > mv ~/tmp-20150414/1424110151_0.24869.myhost,U=742:2,S > ~/Maildir/my_first_box/cur/ > notmuch new Please back up your tags before such an experiment. d
"notmuch new" does not remove my file from db (double slash problem ?)
francois at avalenn.eu writes: > Hello list, > > I have a little problem here. > I have a message of which I had multiple copies and I deleted one of > them but "notmuch new" does not suppress this copy. If noone has any better ideas, you can always dump your tags using notmuch dump, remove the database, and restore your tags with notmuch restore. d
"notmuch new" does not remove my file from db (double slash problem ?)
On Tue, Apr 14 2015, francois at avalenn.eu wrote: > Hello list, > > I have a little problem here. > I have a message of which I had multiple copies and I deleted one of > them but "notmuch new" does not suppress this copy. > > $ notmuch search --output=files id:20150216180408.HA14616 at myhost > > /home/francois/Maildir/my_first_box/cur/1424110151_0.24869.myhost,U=742:2,S > > /home/francois/Maildir/my_second_box/cur/1424110163_0.24869.myhost,U=14486:2,S > /home/francois/Maildir/my_third_box//cur/1429004021.3224_3.myhost:2,S > > The last copy is the one I deleted. > I tried to readd the message to this box and after I have this status : > > $ cp ~/Maildir/my_second_box/cur/1424110163_0.24869.myhost,U=14486:2,S > ~/Maildir/my_third_box/cur > $ notmuch new > Processed 1 file in almost no time. > No new mail. > $ notmuch search --output=files id:20150216180408.HA14616 at myhost > > /home/francois/Maildir/my_first_box/cur/1424110151_0.24869.myhost,U=742:2,S > > /home/francois/Maildir/my_second_box/cur/1424110163_0.24869.myhost,U=14486:2,S > /home/francois/Maildir/my_third_box/cur/1429004021.3224_3.myhost:2,S > /home/francois/Maildir/my_third_box//cur/1429004021.3224_3.myhost:2,S > > And if I redelete it I come back to beginning : > > $ rm ~/Maildir/my_third_box/cur/1429004021.3224_3.myhost:2,S > $ notmuch new > No new mail. Detected 1 file rename. > $ notmuch search --output=files id:20150216180408.HA14616 at myhost > > /home/francois/Maildir/my_first_box/cur/1424110151_0.24869.myhost,U=742:2,S > > /home/francois/Maildir/my_second_box/cur/1424110163_0.24869.myhost,U=14486:2,S > /home/francois/Maildir/my_third_box//cur/1429004021.3224_3.myhost:2,S > > > I don't know how the file path with double slash was added in the > first place to the DB but I have a real problem with it. > > Anyone have any idea of how I can solve this ? When you remoted file from my_third_box/ directory timestamp was updated and notmuch new should have noticed file disappearing -- it may be that as it has same message id as another it somehow did not get disappeared from db. what you can do is to move all of the messages to another directory, run notmuch new, restore (some of) the files and run notmuch new again (and then restore tags...) something like this: mkdir ~/tmp-20150414 notmuch search --output=files id:20150216180408.HA14616 at myhost | xargs mv -T ~/tmp-20150414 notmuch new mv ~/tmp-20150414/1424110151_0.24869.myhost,U=742:2,S ~/Maildir/my_first_box/cur/ notmuch new if you do this, report... I'll mark this message with notmuch::bug in nmbug (in near future...) Tomi > > $ notmuch --version > notmuch 0.18.2 > $ lsb_release -a > No LSB modules are available. > Distributor ID: Debian > Description:Debian GNU/Linux 8.0 (jessie) > Release:8.0 > Codename: jessie > > > > > F. > ___ > notmuch mailing list > notmuch at notmuchmail.org > http://notmuchmail.org/mailman/listinfo/notmuch
"notmuch new" does not remove my file from db (double slash problem ?)
Hello list, I have a little problem here. I have a message of which I had multiple copies and I deleted one of them but "notmuch new" does not suppress this copy. $ notmuch search --output=files id:20150216180408.HA14616 at myhost /home/francois/Maildir/my_first_box/cur/1424110151_0.24869.myhost,U=742:2,S /home/francois/Maildir/my_second_box/cur/1424110163_0.24869.myhost,U=14486:2,S /home/francois/Maildir/my_third_box//cur/1429004021.3224_3.myhost:2,S The last copy is the one I deleted. I tried to readd the message to this box and after I have this status : $ cp ~/Maildir/my_second_box/cur/1424110163_0.24869.myhost,U=14486:2,S ~/Maildir/my_third_box/cur $ notmuch new Processed 1 file in almost no time. No new mail. $ notmuch search --output=files id:20150216180408.HA14616 at myhost /home/francois/Maildir/my_first_box/cur/1424110151_0.24869.myhost,U=742:2,S /home/francois/Maildir/my_second_box/cur/1424110163_0.24869.myhost,U=14486:2,S /home/francois/Maildir/my_third_box/cur/1429004021.3224_3.myhost:2,S /home/francois/Maildir/my_third_box//cur/1429004021.3224_3.myhost:2,S And if I redelete it I come back to beginning : $ rm ~/Maildir/my_third_box/cur/1429004021.3224_3.myhost:2,S $ notmuch new No new mail. Detected 1 file rename. $ notmuch search --output=files id:20150216180408.HA14616 at myhost /home/francois/Maildir/my_first_box/cur/1424110151_0.24869.myhost,U=742:2,S /home/francois/Maildir/my_second_box/cur/1424110163_0.24869.myhost,U=14486:2,S /home/francois/Maildir/my_third_box//cur/1429004021.3224_3.myhost:2,S I don't know how the file path with double slash was added in the first place to the DB but I have a real problem with it. Anyone have any idea of how I can solve this ? $ notmuch --version notmuch 0.18.2 $ lsb_release -a No LSB modules are available. Distributor ID: Debian Description:Debian GNU/Linux 8.0 (jessie) Release:8.0 Codename: jessie F.
Re: notmuch new does not remove my file from db (double slash problem ?)
On Tue, Apr 14 2015, franc...@avalenn.eu wrote: Hello list, I have a little problem here. I have a message of which I had multiple copies and I deleted one of them but notmuch new does not suppress this copy. $ notmuch search --output=files id:20150216180408.HA14616@myhost /home/francois/Maildir/my_first_box/cur/1424110151_0.24869.myhost,U=742:2,S /home/francois/Maildir/my_second_box/cur/1424110163_0.24869.myhost,U=14486:2,S /home/francois/Maildir/my_third_box//cur/1429004021.3224_3.myhost:2,S The last copy is the one I deleted. I tried to readd the message to this box and after I have this status : $ cp ~/Maildir/my_second_box/cur/1424110163_0.24869.myhost,U=14486:2,S ~/Maildir/my_third_box/cur $ notmuch new Processed 1 file in almost no time. No new mail. $ notmuch search --output=files id:20150216180408.HA14616@myhost /home/francois/Maildir/my_first_box/cur/1424110151_0.24869.myhost,U=742:2,S /home/francois/Maildir/my_second_box/cur/1424110163_0.24869.myhost,U=14486:2,S /home/francois/Maildir/my_third_box/cur/1429004021.3224_3.myhost:2,S /home/francois/Maildir/my_third_box//cur/1429004021.3224_3.myhost:2,S And if I redelete it I come back to beginning : $ rm ~/Maildir/my_third_box/cur/1429004021.3224_3.myhost:2,S $ notmuch new No new mail. Detected 1 file rename. $ notmuch search --output=files id:20150216180408.HA14616@myhost /home/francois/Maildir/my_first_box/cur/1424110151_0.24869.myhost,U=742:2,S /home/francois/Maildir/my_second_box/cur/1424110163_0.24869.myhost,U=14486:2,S /home/francois/Maildir/my_third_box//cur/1429004021.3224_3.myhost:2,S I don't know how the file path with double slash was added in the first place to the DB but I have a real problem with it. Anyone have any idea of how I can solve this ? When you remoted file from my_third_box/ directory timestamp was updated and notmuch new should have noticed file disappearing -- it may be that as it has same message id as another it somehow did not get disappeared from db. what you can do is to move all of the messages to another directory, run notmuch new, restore (some of) the files and run notmuch new again (and then restore tags...) something like this: mkdir ~/tmp-20150414 notmuch search --output=files id:20150216180408.HA14616@myhost | xargs mv -T ~/tmp-20150414 notmuch new mv ~/tmp-20150414/1424110151_0.24869.myhost,U=742:2,S ~/Maildir/my_first_box/cur/ notmuch new if you do this, report... I'll mark this message with notmuch::bug in nmbug (in near future...) Tomi $ notmuch --version notmuch 0.18.2 $ lsb_release -a No LSB modules are available. Distributor ID: Debian Description:Debian GNU/Linux 8.0 (jessie) Release:8.0 Codename: jessie F. ___ notmuch mailing list notmuch@notmuchmail.org http://notmuchmail.org/mailman/listinfo/notmuch ___ notmuch mailing list notmuch@notmuchmail.org http://notmuchmail.org/mailman/listinfo/notmuch
Re: notmuch new does not remove my file from db (double slash problem ?)
Tomi Ollila tomi.oll...@iki.fi writes: mkdir ~/tmp-20150414 notmuch search --output=files id:20150216180408.HA14616@myhost | xargs mv -T ~/tmp-20150414 notmuch new mv ~/tmp-20150414/1424110151_0.24869.myhost,U=742:2,S ~/Maildir/my_first_box/cur/ notmuch new Please back up your tags before such an experiment. d ___ notmuch mailing list notmuch@notmuchmail.org http://notmuchmail.org/mailman/listinfo/notmuch
Re: notmuch new does not remove my file from db (double slash problem ?)
franc...@avalenn.eu writes: Hello list, I have a little problem here. I have a message of which I had multiple copies and I deleted one of them but notmuch new does not suppress this copy. If noone has any better ideas, you can always dump your tags using notmuch dump, remove the database, and restore your tags with notmuch restore. d ___ notmuch mailing list notmuch@notmuchmail.org http://notmuchmail.org/mailman/listinfo/notmuch
notmuch new does not remove my file from db (double slash problem ?)
Hello list, I have a little problem here. I have a message of which I had multiple copies and I deleted one of them but notmuch new does not suppress this copy. $ notmuch search --output=files id:20150216180408.HA14616@myhost /home/francois/Maildir/my_first_box/cur/1424110151_0.24869.myhost,U=742:2,S /home/francois/Maildir/my_second_box/cur/1424110163_0.24869.myhost,U=14486:2,S /home/francois/Maildir/my_third_box//cur/1429004021.3224_3.myhost:2,S The last copy is the one I deleted. I tried to readd the message to this box and after I have this status : $ cp ~/Maildir/my_second_box/cur/1424110163_0.24869.myhost,U=14486:2,S ~/Maildir/my_third_box/cur $ notmuch new Processed 1 file in almost no time. No new mail. $ notmuch search --output=files id:20150216180408.HA14616@myhost /home/francois/Maildir/my_first_box/cur/1424110151_0.24869.myhost,U=742:2,S /home/francois/Maildir/my_second_box/cur/1424110163_0.24869.myhost,U=14486:2,S /home/francois/Maildir/my_third_box/cur/1429004021.3224_3.myhost:2,S /home/francois/Maildir/my_third_box//cur/1429004021.3224_3.myhost:2,S And if I redelete it I come back to beginning : $ rm ~/Maildir/my_third_box/cur/1429004021.3224_3.myhost:2,S $ notmuch new No new mail. Detected 1 file rename. $ notmuch search --output=files id:20150216180408.HA14616@myhost /home/francois/Maildir/my_first_box/cur/1424110151_0.24869.myhost,U=742:2,S /home/francois/Maildir/my_second_box/cur/1424110163_0.24869.myhost,U=14486:2,S /home/francois/Maildir/my_third_box//cur/1429004021.3224_3.myhost:2,S I don't know how the file path with double slash was added in the first place to the DB but I have a real problem with it. Anyone have any idea of how I can solve this ? $ notmuch --version notmuch 0.18.2 $ lsb_release -a No LSB modules are available. Distributor ID: Debian Description:Debian GNU/Linux 8.0 (jessie) Release:8.0 Codename: jessie F. ___ notmuch mailing list notmuch@notmuchmail.org http://notmuchmail.org/mailman/listinfo/notmuch
