Re: New mail in a Maildir mailbox? (new/ -> cur/)
On Fri, Oct 03, 2003 at 01:06:25PM +0100, Josef Karthauser wrote:
|On Fri, Oct 03, 2003 at 01:59:26PM +0200, Nicolas Rachinsky wrote:
|> * Josef Karthauser <joe@xxxxxxxxxx> [2003-10-03 11:31 +0100]:
|> > I've just switched over to using Maildir format mailboxes.
|> >
<metoo>
|> > I'm not sure why, but now mutt reports that there is new mail in a
|> > mailbox, even when all the messages there are clearly read. Why should
|> > this be?
|>
|> It's working fine here. Are there any files in <maildir>/new of a
|> mailbox falsely reported to contain new mails?
|>
|
|Yes, there are files like this:
|
| new/1064308825.2751_239.genius:2,S
| new/1064308825.2751_263.genius:2,S
|
|They are not new though. Marking the corresponding emails as new in
|mutt, and then reading them makes them move to the cur/ folder and fixes
|the problem.
in my case, i switched with mb2md (mailbox2maildir)
and i guess my already read mail went to new/
./new/1062034304.000140.mbox:2,S
./new/1062034304.000141.mbox:2,S
so mutt is rightfully displaying the N in front of the mailbox,
to tell me that there is some mail in new/
(i tried to play with touch, touch -m, touch -a... i guess
it only works with mbox format)
however in the index there is no N sign to indicate any new message.
should'nt mutt move them all to cur/, considering there is no new mail ?
or should i do it by hand ?
thanks
--
xavier