I discovered this clever idea this morning. Say you want to cancel a few jobs.
Here's an easy way:
*cancel
Select Job:
1: JobId=122926 Job=gelt.2013-03-03_05.55.03_02
2: JobId=122927 Job=gelt_freshports_dev.2013-03-03_05.55.03_03
3: JobId=122928 Job=gelt_wordpress_websites.2013-03-03_05.55.03_04
4: JobId=122930 Job=nyi_basic.2013-03-03_05.55.03_06
[snip]
36: JobId=122968 Job=kraken.2013-03-03_18.00.51_46
37: JobId=122969 Job=ngaio.2013-03-03_18.00.52_47
38: JobId=122971 Job=nyi_maildir.2013-03-03_22.00.00_51
39: JobId=122972 Job=dent.2013-03-03_23.30.00_53
40: JobId=122973 Job=nyi_maildir.2013-03-04_00.00.00_54
Choose Job to cancel (1-40): .
Selection aborted, nothing done.
You abort out of that, and then you can copy/cancel the JobId= text from above,
like this:
*cancel yes JobId=122973
JobId 122973, Job nyi_maildir.2013-03-04_00.00.00_54 marked to be canceled.
*cancel yes JobId=122971
JobId 122971, Job nyi_maildir.2013-03-03_22.00.00_51 marked to be canceled.
You have messages.
*
I find this much easier than scanning the cancel list multiple times and
entering the number.
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Dan Langille - http://langille.org
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