Re: trouble searching with unix timestamps

Wonderful! Thanks Jani. > Alternatively, you can use @ in date: queries, although this > seems to be completely undocumented: I guess this relates to similar syntax requirements of date -d in that a unix timestamp is required to be preceded by an @ # date -d 1517152333 date: invalid date

Re: trouble searching with unix timestamps

On Mon, 29 Jan 2018, Matthew Lear wrote: > Hi. I've noticed that I'm unable to notmuch search using date with unix > timestamps (ie number of seconds since Jan 1st 1970 UTC). I get a xapian > error. The notmuch man pages state that searching using > 'date:..' > where "each

trouble searching with unix timestamps

t I can do: # notmuch search date:yesterday..today or # notmuch search date:1/28/2018..1/29/2018 or # notmuch search date:20180128..20180129 ..and all show 216 results. Any thoughts as to why Xapian doesn't like this type of query? Is it just me? :-) Thanks

Re: Select a different sender (From) at reply time

On Monday, 2018-01-29 at 12:18:15 +0100, Lele Gaifax wrote: > David Edmondson writes: > >> The way that I do this is shown here: >> http://dme.org/data/notmuch/notmuch-sender.el > > Thank you David, I will ad[ao]pt your solution! > >> I always remove the initial “From”

Re: Select a different sender (From) at reply time

David Edmondson writes: > The way that I do this is shown here: > http://dme.org/data/notmuch/notmuch-sender.el Thank you David, I will ad[ao]pt your solution! > I always remove the initial “From” generated by notmuch and choose one > when I hit “send”. In some cases the

Re: Select a different sender (From) at reply time

On Sunday, 2018-01-28 at 19:13:18 +0100, Lele Gaifax wrote: > Hi all, > > I'd like to automatically force a particular sender when replying to a message > belonging to a mailing list I'm subscribed. > > I'm using the GNU/Emacs MUA, and looking around I found the tip at >

Select a different sender (From) at reply time

Hi all, I'd like to automatically force a particular sender when replying to a message belonging to a mailing list I'm subscribed. I'm using the GNU/Emacs MUA, and looking around I found the tip at https://notmuchmail.org/emacstips/#index3h2, but I fail to see how to recognize the "destination"