Re: Sharding by Year.
Bakul Shah wrote: > On Jun 7, 2021, at 9:05 AM, Michael Richardson wrote: >> >> Well, it's outgoing email, so it's all mine, so it's all in my time zone. >> >> On Jan. 1, I do: >> refile -src +outgoing all +outgoing/y2020 >> >> well, I often forget Jan. so, "all" might be adjusted having run "scan" >> >> It would be nice to be able to treat these folders a single folder for >> certain operations. > You can use refile -link to year specific folders! But that results in large directories with poor performance.
Re: Sharding by Year.
On Jun 7, 2021, at 9:05 AM, Michael Richardson wrote: > > Well, it's outgoing email, so it's all mine, so it's all in my time zone. > > On Jan. 1, I do: > refile -src +outgoing all +outgoing/y2020 > > well, I often forget Jan. so, "all" might be adjusted having run "scan" > > It would be nice to be able to treat these folders a single folder for > certain operations. You can use refile -link to year specific folders!
Re: Sharding by Year.
Michael Richardson wrote in
<31957.1623081930@localhost>:
|Ralph Corderoy wrote:
|>> outgoing/y2001 has 1287 messages (1-1287).
|>> outgoing/y2002 has 9335 messages (1-9335).
|>> outgoing/y2003 has 3909 messages (1-3909).
|
|> Out of interest, how did you pick what's in each year? Textually, with
|> ‘2002’ appearing in the Date field. Or as a year and if so was that
|> local time, the sender's time, or UTC? :-)
|
|Well, it's outgoing email, so it's all mine, so it's all in my time zone.
|
|On Jan. 1, I do:
| refile -src +outgoing all +outgoing/y2020
Damn, i just call a .rotate.sh asap, this year at 00:11:19.
Relevant part is
cd mail || exit 4
find . -maxdepth 1 -type f \
-not -name 'download' -not -name '*gmane*' \
-not -name '*.xz' -not -name '*.zst' \
-not -name '*.sh' -not -name .yearstamp |
while read f; do
f=`basename ${f}`
if echo ${f} | grep -E '^[1-9][0-9]{3}\.'; then
:
elif [ -s ${f} ]; then
echo "Rotating ${f} to ${YEAR}.${f}.zst"
zstd -T0 -19 -zc < ${f} > ${YEAR}.${f}.zst
chmod 0400 ${YEAR}.${f}.zst
: > ${f}
else
echo "${f} is an empty file, removing it"
rm ${f}
fi
done
echo $YEAR > .yearstamp
Of course sometimes threads cross the line. Thus..
|well, I often forget Jan. so, "all" might be adjusted having run "scan"
|
|It would be nice to be able to treat these folders a single folder for
|certain operations.
Oh i wish my MUA could do this yet. For many years in TODO:
The absolute sensation would be joinable operations over multiple
open mailboxes, e.g., views over multiple such!
--steffen
|
|Der Kragenbaer,The moon bear,
|der holt sich munter he cheerfully and one by one
|einen nach dem anderen runter wa.ks himself off
|(By Robert Gernhardt)
Re: Sharding by Year.
Ralph Corderoy wrote: > Hi Michael >> outgoing/y2001 has 1287 messages (1-1287). >> outgoing/y2002 has 9335 messages (1-9335). >> outgoing/y2003 has 3909 messages (1-3909). > Out of interest, how did you pick what's in each year? Textually, with > ‘2002’ appearing in the Date field. Or as a year and if so was that > local time, the sender's time, or UTC? :-) Well, it's outgoing email, so it's all mine, so it's all in my time zone. On Jan. 1, I do: refile -src +outgoing all +outgoing/y2020 well, I often forget Jan. so, "all" might be adjusted having run "scan" It would be nice to be able to treat these folders a single folder for certain operations. -- ] Never tell me the odds! | ipv6 mesh networks [ ] Michael Richardson, Sandelman Software Works|IoT architect [ ] m...@sandelman.ca http://www.sandelman.ca/| ruby on rails[
