On December 9, 2002 at 05:24, "Robert Holmgren" wrote:
Not really. If input is a mailbox, multiple HTML files will be
associated to a single input file. Also, mhonarc can read from
stdin, so there would be no real file to associate with.
...
Generally, it is best to utilize the message-ids to do any tracking.
Understood. But if you're just -adding individual POP files, it's very handy
to be able to *simply* associate an individual POP file input with a
msg#####.htm output -- e.g. in case you want to -rmm it and convert it again
for some reason (lots of good reasons, actually). Having to grep through the
POP files to find a Msg-Id is tedious.
Not really:
perl -n -e 'print $_ if s/^message-id:\s*//i;' popfile
spits out all message-ids in a file. Hence, if you want to delete
all associated messages in a archive, do:
mhonarc -rmm `perl -n -e 'print $_ if s/^message-id:\s*//i;' popfile`
--ewh
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