Do either of you use Emacs? I'll plug MH-E here.
Sam Holden <sholden(_at_)cs(_dot_)usyd(_dot_)edu(_dot_)au> wrote:
Paul Fox writes:
has anyone tried mairix, for indexing their mh folders?
http://www.rrbcurnow.freeuk.com/mairix/
MH-E handles it. And namazu, swish-e and swish++ (which I use). MH-E
creates a folder for the matches--no matter the indexer--separated by
the source folder. Oh yeah, it falls back on pick and grep if necessary.
The only hitch is that it uses very large message numbers. Currently
my 'vfolder' folder gives a scan listing like:
; scanvf
700 05/Feb <censored>
2228 M 02/Jul <censored>
2246 M 05/Jul <censored>
79223 C M 13/May <censored>
?4665 M 14/Oct <censored>
?2485 M 22/Aug <censored>
?6905 M 11/Aug <censored>
?7051 M 23/Feb <censored>
?8548 MR13/Oct <censored>
?8549 M 13/Oct <censored>
?8644 M 13/Oct <censored>
?8646 M 13/Oct <censored>
?8647 M 14/Oct <censored>
MH-E's scan listing dynamically changes the scan format depending on the
width of the largest message number so you don't have those pesky
question marks.
http://mh-e.sourceforge.net/
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