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34 From: Tomi Ollila <tomi.ollila@iki.fi>
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35 To: Bart Bunting <bart@ursys.com.au>, Tomi Ollila <tomi.ollila@iki.fi>,
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37 Subject: Re: ANNOUNCE: nottoomuch-addresses.pl
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71 On Fri, 02 Dec 2011 05:38:01 +1100, Bart Bunting <bart@ursys.com.au> wrote:
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74 > I have had a quick try of setting up nottoomuch-addresses addresses.
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76 > Here are a couple of issues I have hit and I think it's still not quite
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79 > I attach the shell output from emacs below.
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81 > - firstly it appears that if the term is set to DUMB then the script
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82 > assumes it's being called from emacs and exits if there is no search
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83 > string. This is problematic for me as I run all my stuff including the
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84 > --update command from a shell.
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86 Good point. I'll remove that 'optimization' -- mysterious are the ways
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87 users run commands :) (Well, I occasionally run commands from emacs
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90 You could try removing part '''$ENV{TERM} eq 'dumb' or ''' in line 25
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92 > - The instructions don't tell you to create the .config/nottoomuch
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93 > directory. Perhaps you could check for it's existance and create if
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96 It does that (in line 91):
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99 ~/mail/nottoomuch/nottoomuch-addresses.pl --update
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100 Creating '/home/too/.config/nottoomuch/addresses'. This may take some time...
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101 Added 3335 addresses in 14 seconds. Total number of addresses: 3335.
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103 It seems your other problems make it seem the directories are not created,
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104 however I check this...
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106 > - Even when I got this far I had an odd result when running the script
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107 > as shown below. First time I got a strange error. Second run it added
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108 > 900 or so addresses. Subsiquent runs added no more addresses. I find
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109 > this strange as I have over 180k emails.
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111 Haa, the ls output '0 addresses' tells me something:
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113 rm .config/nottoomuch/addresses
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114 touch .config/nottoomuch/addresses
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115 guru$ ~/mail/nottoomuch/nottoomuch-addresses.pl --update
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116 Updating '/home/too/.config/nottoomuch/addresses', since -604800.
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117 Unrecognized option: -604800..
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118 Added 0 addresses in 0 seconds. Total number of addresses: 0.
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120 > Anyway great work. Heading in a cool direction. Hope this somewhat
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121 > rambling report helps.
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123 Thanks a lot for your bug report, it's been very helpful. please retry
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124 doing the following:
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126 TERM=emacs /Users/bart/bin/nottoomuch-addresses.pl --update --rebuild
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128 And report if you get more problems.
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136 > bart@bit:~$shasum ~/bin/nottoomuch-addresses.pl
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137 > 125f3917b3f2dc68bdf30af04ab623d53321e50c /Users/bart/bin/nottoomuch-addresses.pl
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138 > bart@bit:~$chmod 755 ~/bin/nottoomuch-addresses.pl
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139 > bart@bit:~$~/bin/nottoomuch-addresses.pl --update
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140 > Cannot open database, maybe not created yet.
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141 > run /Users/bart/bin/nottoomuch-addresses.pl --update from command line first.
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143 > bart@bit:~$cd .config
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144 > bash: cd: .config: No such file or directory
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146 > bart@bit:~$mkdir .config
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147 > bart@bit:~$nottoomuch --update
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148 > bash: nottoomuch: command not found
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149 > bart@bit:~$~/bin/nottoomuch-addresses.pl --update
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150 > Cannot open database, maybe not created yet.
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151 > run /Users/bart/bin/nottoomuch-addresses.pl --update from command line first.
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154 > bart@bit:~$cd .config
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155 > bart@bit:~/.config$mkdir nottoomuch
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156 > bart@bit:~/.config$
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157 > bart@bit:~/.config$~/bin/nottoomuch-addresses.pl --update
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158 > Cannot open database, maybe not created yet.
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159 > run /Users/bart/bin/nottoomuch-addresses.pl --update from command line first.
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160 > bart@bit:~/.config$cd nottoomuch/
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161 > bart@bit:~/.config/nottoomuch$touch addresses
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162 > bart@bit:~/.config/nottoomuch$~/bin/nottoomuch-addresses.pl --update
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163 > bart@bit:~/.config/nottoomuch$ls
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165 > bart@bit:~/.config/nottoomuch$ls -s addresses
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167 > bart@bit:~/.config/nottoomuch$echo $TERM
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169 > bart@bit:~/.config/nottoomuch$export TERM=emacs
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170 > bart@bit:~/.config/nottoomuch$ls -s addresses
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172 > bart@bit:~/.config/nottoomuch$~/bin/nottoomuch-addresses.pl --update
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173 > Updating '/Users/bart/.config/nottoomuch/addresses', since -604800.
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174 > Unrecognized option: -604800..
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175 > Added 0 addresses in 0 seconds. Total number of addresses: 0.
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176 > bart@bit:~/.config/nottoomuch$~/bin/nottoomuch-addresses.pl --update
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177 > Updating '/Users/bart/.config/nottoomuch/addresses', since 1322159542.
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178 > Added 993 addresses in 4 seconds. Total number of addresses: 993.
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179 > bart@bit:~/.config/nottoomuch$~/bin/nottoomuch-addresses.pl --update
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180 > Updating '/Users/bart/.config/nottoomuch/addresses', since 1322159560.
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181 > Added 0 addresses in 1 seconds. Total number of addresses: 993.
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182 > bart@bit:~/.config/nottoomuch$ On Thu, 01 Dec 2011 17:36:24 +0200, Tomi Ollila <tomi.ollila@iki.fi> wrote:
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