[sup-talk] Ruby question: before-add-message.rb and adding multiple labels at once

In order to keep before-add-message.rb readable, I was using one-line filters like: message.add_label "ad apple" if message.from.email =~ /@insideapple.apple.com/ message.add_label "ad amazon" if message.from.email =~ /promotio...@amazon.com/ message.add_label "list sup" if message.s

Re: [sup-talk] Ruby question: before-add-message.rb and adding multiple labels at once

Excerpts from Gregor Hoffleit's message of Wed Jan 13 08:13:18 -0500 2010: > In order to keep before-add-message.rb readable, I was using one-line > filters like: > > message.add_label "ad apple" if message.from.email =~ > /@insideapple.apple.com/ > message.add_label "ad amazon" if messag

Re: [sup-talk] Recovering lost thread

Reformatted excerpts from Philipp Überbacher's message of 2010-01-12: > I think you're right. The messages are there, the messages marked as > read in the imap inbox simply never showed up in sups inbox. You can fix this in one swell foop by adding the inbox label to those messages using sup-tweak

Re: [sup-talk] Recovering lost thread

Excerpts from William Morgan's message of Wed Jan 13 22:49:47 +0100 2010: > Reformatted excerpts from Philipp Überbacher's message of 2010-01-12: > > I think you're right. The messages are there, the messages marked as > > read in the imap inbox simply never showed up in sups inbox. > > You can fi

[sup-talk] trying sup again, couple of crashes, etc

So heres is how my sup experience has been so far: awesome idea, but unusable. 0.9.1 starts 3 processes where 2 are dead and ignore sigkill. The interface only responds to shift-q. Typing only "q" will prompt and that prompt can not be answered with y Y ^y sane for the ^C prompt. It crashes th