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+From: Daniel Reusche <danielr@physik.tu-berlin.de>\r
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+Subject: Re: notmuch-emacs and bbdb\r
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+On 12.07.2012 15:47, Daniel Bergey wrote:\r
+> I hacked together the attached elisp yesterday. It provides bindings to\r
+> put sender or recipients into bbdb.\r
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+Awesome, thats just what I was looking for.\r
+\r
+Also on topic: I was working on a script (more a really long regex), to \r
+import all the mail addresses from the notmuch db to bbdb, but as I just \r
+started learning emacs lisp, it does not really work yet.\r
+\r
+The point you brought up there, with probably not wanting everyone in \r
+the database could be an issue though.\r
+Maybe some hook, that adds all the contacts to the bbdb that you replied \r
+to by hand?\r
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+best,\r
+dan\r
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+\r