David Bremner writes:
> I _think_ it should be OK. Notmuch
> 1) Tracks file renames
> 2) Attaches tags to message-ids, not to files.
>
> As a precaution, it is always worthwhile to have a "notmuch dump" and or
> full backup before attempting anything drastic.
I did that and it worked fine.
"Rollins, Jameson" writes:
> It would be nice to have an easy way in notmuch-emacs-show to know if
> there are multiple messages with the same message-id in the store, and
> to cycle through viewing each individually.
That would be useful to me too. I have a Dell laptop and I subscribed
to
Daniel Kahn Gillmor writes:
> Have you reported this to Dell?
Not yet.
> If you'd care to forward me a zipfile containing examples of at least
> two distinct messages with the same message ID, i'd love to look through
> a copy of this sort of confusion. It's good to understand the different
>
Hi. Isn't it good practice to parenthesize the arguments of C macros?
So TO_BOOL would be defined as
#define TO_BOOL(thing) (!! (thing))
In fact, why not just cast to bool?
Regards
David Bremner writes:
> The slightly annoying reason to do this is because uncrustify can't
> handle '!! foo'
addresses
# at which you receive email.
#
# Notmuch will use the various email addresses configured here when
# formatting replies. It will avoid including your own addresses in the
# recipient list of replies, and will set the From address based on the
# address to which the original e
Hi. The NOTMUCH-SEARCH-TERMS man page says:
Each term in the query will be implicitly connected by a logical AND
if no explicit operator is provided (except that terms with a common
prefix will be implicitly combined with OR).
However, in practice I get different results:
$
Em 2019-05-30T19:02:57-0400, Daniel Kahn Gillmor escreveu:
> Have you reported this to Dell? This sounds like something that anyone
> at Dell who understands the technical issues would want to fix. If
> you've reported it publicly, i'd appreciate a pointer to the discussion.
I have just sent
Hello,
Em 2019-08-28T07:08:28-0300, David Bremner escreveu:
> I don't know about the other cases but here there is an extra closing
> ')', which confuses the query parser. I agree that an error report
> would be nicer, but we don't currently have that option from Xapian.
Oops. Sorry about
mail addresses configured here when
# formatting replies. It will avoid including your own addresses in the
# recipient list of replies, and will set the From address based on the
# address to which the original email was addressed.
#
[user]
name=Jorge P. de Morais Neto
primary_email=
other_em
Hello.
Em [2019-11-01 sex 20:55:19-0400], Antoine Beaupré escreveu:
> So head over your favorite text editor (let's not discuss that further
> shall we) to .config/mimeapps.list and add a line like this:
>
> x-scheme-handler/mailto=notmuch-emacs-mua.desktop
Instead of directly editing
Hello.
Em [2019-12-09 seg 13:31:22-0500], Daniel Kahn Gillmor escreveu:
> One problem with such a "perennial text file" is that people will want
> to edit it. When they do, what should happen?
Well, the file could be named "notmuch-config-view" and the contents
could include comments
Hello.
Em [2019-12-10 ter 12:01:06-0500], Daniel Kahn Gillmor escreveu:
> Perhaps you would be satisfied with some sort of "post-config-update" hook?
Yes, I think that would fulfill my needs. And it would satisfy not only
people who use Unison, but also people who use some "realtime" (don't
Em [2019-11-22 sex 10:43:40+0800], Daniel Kahn Gillmor escreveu:
> Better than documenting, i'd be happy if we would add a "notmuch config
> edit" subcommand, which handles the above sequence for you, invoking
> $EDITOR at the appropriate time.
>
> The only caveat i see there is if the end user
Em [2019-12-08 dom 09:12:55-0800], Jameson Graef Rollins escreveu:
> You can already use 'notmuch config list' to dump every configuration
> item to stdout. Would that be sufficient for personal synchronization
> purposes.
But then I would have to remember invoking
~notmuch config list >
Em [2019-12-06 sex 14:41:22-0500], Daniel Kahn Gillmor escreveu:
> As for the variations, i'm kind of of a mind that people who deviate
> from the defaults should need to maintain their own deviance explicitly,
> rather than trying to accomodate a non-default path in shipped config
> files. For
Hello.
Em [2019-12-04 qua 14:51:12-0500], Antoine Beaupré escreveu:
>> What should happen if the user hasn't set up notmuch? Maybe we need a
>> ConditionPathExists= or something like that on either the .timer or the
>> .service?
>
> Maybe:
>
> ConditionPathExists=$HOME/.notmuch-config
>
> ?
Hi. My mail account is provided by Disroot. It is a non-profit
pay-as-you-wish provider of Internet services respecting free/libre
software ethics. The mailbox is limited to 1GB, so I move unnecessary
messages from the IMAP server to a local subdirectory of my maildir that
is seen by Notmuch.
Hi Floris.
Em [2020-11-20 sex 19:17:56+0100], Floris Bruynooghe escreveu:
> Looking at the implementation I don't seem much that could have gone
> wrong. However I did notice the bindings fail to check the return code
> in one call where it probably should, you could try with this patch?
>
>
Hi. I would like to report the following documentation and keybinding
imperfections:
The info page
[[info:notmuch-emacs.info#notmuch-hello key bindings]] says that
moves to the previous widget, but that key is actually bound
to `delete-backward-char'. To move to the previous widget I use
or .
Hi. I am trying to migrate my Python3 script to the new Python bindings
(notmuch2 module). However, I cannot obtain a count of messages
matching a query excluding messages that have an exclude tag. From the
command line:
$ notmuch count 'is:.bf_spam'
0
The CLI command correctly counts
Hi. I use Notmuch 0.31.2 on Emacs 27.1.50 (manually compiled on
2020-11-02) with matching version-pinned MELPA Stable Notmuch package on
updated Debian buster. I have enabled buster-proposed-updates,
buster-updates and buster-backports. I manually backport notmuch
according to
Em [2020-11-18 qua 10:52:43-0400], David Bremner escreveu:
> "Jorge P. de Morais Neto" writes:
>>
>> I have also saved the binary corrupted database. If you want to see it,
>> then tell me and I may upload it to Disroot's Lufi instance. It should
>&g
-0300], Jorge P. de Morais Neto escreveu:
> Hi. I use Notmuch 0.31.2 on Emacs 27.1.50 (manually compiled on
> 2020-11-02) with matching version-pinned MELPA Stable Notmuch package on
> updated Debian buster. I have enabled buster-proposed-updates,
> buster-updates and buster-backports.
Em [2020-11-18 qua 15:41:43-0400], David Bremner escreveu:
> OK, so the problem is at the notmuch level. I don't really have any
> good ideas on how to debug your issues. There are known (apparently
> unfixable) memory management issues with the old python bindings, it
> is possible that your
Hi. I use Notmuch 0.31.2 on Emacs 27.1.50. When I compose mail to a
mailing list, I would like Emacs to automatically set:
1. "From" header to ~"Jorge P. de Morais Neto" ~
2. Ispell dictionary to "en_US"
3. ~message-signature-file~ to "~/.signature--english
Hello
Em [2021-01-16 sáb 00:13:45+0100], Ralph Seichter escreveu:
> If the server side uses the "maildir" format for storage (I do that
> with Dovecot), you may find Muchsync (http://www.muchsync.org)
> interesting. It allows synchronising both mail content and Notmuch
> data across different
ing it, too.
>
> Great weekend everyone!
>
> --alex
>
> --
> www.condition-alpha.com / @c_alpha
> Sent from my iPhone; apologies for brevity and autocorrect weirdness.
>
>> On 15. Jan 2021, at 19:43, Kian Kasad wrote:
>>
>> On 21/01/15 02:27PM, Jorge P
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