On Sat, Dec 30, 2006 14:08:00 PM -0800, Professional Software
Engineering (PSE-L(_at_)mail(_dot_)professional(_dot_)org) wrote:
At 18:02 2006-12-30 +0100, M. Fioretti wrote:
<455442DB(_dot_)3030502(_at_)unix(_dot_)sbg(_dot_)ac(_dot_)at>
<20061115131249(_dot_)GA4511(_at_)masterpost>
<20061203175823(_dot_)GL3261(_at_)aragorn(_dot_)home(_dot_)lxtec(_dot_)de>
etc....
that file will be emptied every two weeks by a cron job.
Er, that seems unfortunate - the messages you'd deprecated the day
before the cron job won't have any effect on future messages because
they'll be purged because of an arbitrary 2 week cycle.
I am aware that there will be this effect. I am fine with it because:
1) 99.99% of the threads I've endured where I would have used this
macro lasted (much) less than ten days
2) I can always change the timeout later, when everything else work.
Not to mention that, if I manage to use formail straight from mutt as
I mentioned in my other reply, there would be cache less to manage, so
it can even be bigger
Thanks again,
Marco
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