David Edmondson writes:
> It seems that only “notmuch new” is currently prepared to create a new
> database, but it will also import all of my email before I have a chance
> to set the above parameters.
>
> It seems that the obvious answer is “notmuch config” will create a
> database if
On Tuesday, 2019-12-10 at 08:11:56 -08, Jameson Graef Rollins wrote:
> Fwiw I support dkg's idea to store the config in the database itself. I
> think that's a clean simplification that makes a lot of sense.
I'm not inherently against this, but I'm unsure exactly how it would
work.
For
Alan Schmitt writes:
> Has someone written such a script that I could copy and
> adapt?
>
> My use cases are:
> - find files with a deleted flag not in the Trash and move them to
> the
> Trash
> - find files with an archive flag in my active mail store and move
> them
> to my local mail
On 2019-12-11 16:33, David Edmondson writes:
How you decide to deal with multiple results is really up to you
- in my
case I move/delete all of them (except that I don't actually
delete
anything).
This is probably the key: I'm used to file-based MUA that will
show me
duplicates. If
On Wednesday, 2019-12-11 at 10:00:07 -04, David Bremner wrote:
> David Edmondson writes:
>
>> It seems that only “notmuch new” is currently prepared to create a new
>> database, but it will also import all of my email before I have a chance
>> to set the above parameters.
>>
>> It seems that the
On Wednesday, 2019-12-11 at 16:28:20 +01, Alan Schmitt wrote:
> I do have one small question: how do you deal with mails that have
> duplicates? For instance, when I send a mail to a mailing list, I end
> up with both the sent email and the one I later receive from the
> list. If I tag the send
On Tue 2019-12-10 09:46:14 -0300, Jorge P. de Morais Neto wrote:
> I hope you don't mind my insistence
Insistence is fine -- it sounds like you have a real need for your
backup/sync strategy, and if we can figure out a way to support it, that
would be good. perhaps we should talk about different
Hello Örjan,
On 2019-12-11 13:58, Örjan Ekeberg writes:
Below is the script that I use which does more-or-less what you
are
asking for.
Thank you very much, this is most helpful.
I do have one small question: how do you deal with mails that have
duplicates? For instance, when I send a
Yes,
Notmuch considers any email files with the same message-id header as
being the same message so won't show you multiple versions of the same
email, (unless you're specifically asking for it to with something like
--output=files).
In normal usage I never worry about the duplicates I get from
