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From: emmanuel.leblond@gmail.com
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Subject: Question : Tag mail according to it directory path ?
Date: Mon, 12 Dec 2011 21:59:09 +0100
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Hi there !
I'm looking for using notmuch as my regular MUA, but I have a trouble so far.

I have a 4000+ mail collection already sorted in folders. The point is I would 
like to tag those mails through the notmuch database according to those 
folders. (i.g. the mails in the friend/foo directory will be tagged as friend 
and foo)

Is there any way to do this easily or should I make a quick'n dirty script to 
do the job ? (i.e. cat each mail of a folder, sed to get subject/receivers ect 
and do a notmuch search and tag with those arguments)

Regards

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G.bleu