Re: mutt and maildir++ format

[Allan Wind <allan_wind@lifeintegrity.com>]

On 2011-11-10 09:06:20, Johann Spies wrote:
> mailboxes + `\ 
>  for file in ~/.maildir/.*; do \ 
>    box=$(basename "$file"); \ 
>    if [ ! "$box" = '.' -a ! "$box" = '..' -a ! "$box" = '.customflags' \ 
>        -a ! "$box" = '.subscriptions' ]; then \ 
>      echo -n "\"+$box\" "; \ 
>    fi; \ 
> done; \ 
>  for folder in ~/.maildir/*; do \ 
>    if [ -x $folder]; then \    
>          box=$(basename "$folder"); \ 
>          for file in ~/.maildir/$box/.*; do \ 
>                 box2=$(basename "$file"); \ 
>                 if [ ! "$box2" = '.' -a ! "$box2" = '..' -a ! "$box2" = '.customflags' \ 
>                  -a ! "$box2" = '.subscriptions' ]; then \ 
>                    echo -n "\"+$box/$box2\" "; \ 
>                 fi; \ 
>          done; \ 
>     fi; \ 
>   done`

Run this by hand in a shell and see what get.  Is there a 
new-line for instance between the for loops.  And do you have a 
trailing newline?   Remember this is only evaluated on start-up.  
Does it work if hard-code maildir++ files?

I use regular maildir mailboxes and use find to populate it:

mailboxes `find $HOME/mail/received $HOME/mail/received/lists -mindepth 1 -maxdepth 1 -type d \! -name spam -printf '%h/%f '; echo`


/Allan
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