On Sun, Jul 24, 2022 at 08:33:03AM +0530, Vikas Rawal wrote:
What should I do for more verbose error reporting?
as johannes already suggested, add the -D option.
systemd has protection mechanisms against error floods. you can
configure the exact behavior.
Can you kindly point to how? Is the
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> > i guess? systemd has protection mechanisms against error floods. you can
> > configure the exact behavior.
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> Can you kindly point to how? Is there a way of telling systemd to just
> silently ignore these errors?
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> This seems to make systemd ignore the errors:
https://stackoverflow.co
> > I think it is working at the moment. But it stops every now and then. As
> > you would see below, mbsync.service also ends with an error. There is no
> > such error when I run mbsync -V daily myself.
> >
> the error is certainly stochastic, so it's more likely to occur when you
> auto-poll ofte
On 22.07.22 02:28 Vikas Rawal wrote:
> I think it is working at the moment. But it stops every now and then. As
> you would see below, mbsync.service also ends with an error. There is no
> such error when I run mbsync -V daily myself. Is this error makes systemd
> stop running it repeatedly?
In ad
> I have modified the scripts slightly based on recommendations on this
> thread. But this still does not work. I am just looking for mbsync to run
> every two minutes. What do most people use?
I switched recently to initial sync on starting (but maybe I'll change
that to start to first time mutt
On Fri, Jul 22, 2022 at 05:58:26AM +0530, Vikas Rawal wrote:
I think it is working at the moment. But it stops every now and then. As
you would see below, mbsync.service also ends with an error. There is no
such error when I run mbsync -V daily myself.
the error is certainly stochastic, so it's
I think it is working at the moment. But it stops every now and then. As
you would see below, mbsync.service also ends with an error. There is no
such error when I run mbsync -V daily myself. Is this error makes systemd
stop running it repeatedly?
> Please run the following commands:
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> systemct
On 21.07.22 18:20 Vikas Rawal wrote:
> I have modified the scripts slightly based on recommendations on this
> thread. But this still does not work. I am just looking for mbsync to run
> every two minutes. What do most people use?
>
> It is crazy that something so obvious should be so difficult
On 2022-07-21 21:50:04, Vikas Rawal wrote:
> I have modified the scripts slightly based on recommendations on this
> thread. But this still does not work. I am just looking for mbsync to run
> every two minutes. What do most people use?
I configured a hotkey on "neomutt", I don't need to check the
I have modified the scripts slightly based on recommendations on this
thread. But this still does not work. I am just looking for mbsync to run
every two minutes. What do most people use?
It is crazy that something so obvious should be so difficult to get right.
Vikas
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# mbsync.service
[Un
Check the status for both the timer and the service, but on the top of
my head:
> [Service]
> ...
> ExecStartPost=/bin/sh -c 'notmuch new && afew -t -n && afew --move-mails -v
> && echo "notmuch `date`" >> ~/tmp/maillog.log'
I had problems in the past when breaking Exec lines on several lines,
mig
On Fri, Jul 15, 2022 at 02:47:17AM +0530, Vikas Rawal wrote:
I am somehow unable to get systemd to run mbsync regularly. I have created
the following files and enabled them.
Would appreciate any pointers about what might be wrong here.
did you run `systemctl status` on mbsync.service and mbsyn
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