On Wed, Nov 02, 2011 at 05:10, du yang wrote:
Hi Du Yang,
> There is minor error in your script.
>
> The if condition's syntax is incorrect, it should be like as writing below.
> (Note the quote mark position.)
>
> if [ -x "$folder" ]; then
I’ll make that change and see if it works.
> The intention of the script is to generate first level mailboxes start
> with '.' as well as the sub-level mailboxes(mbox or maildir) which starts
> with '.'(except
> '.', '..', '.customflags', '.subscriptions').
>
> Note to show the sub-level mailboxes it requires the first level folder
> not start with '.'. Is this you want?
I don’t really mind whether the first-level folder starts with a ‘.’ or not; I
only chose “.mail” so it would keep my Finder a little tidier.
> I have some tests with the script. there is a maildir folder structure
> created as below,
>
> # find .maildir/
> .maildir/
> .maildir/list
> .maildir/list/.c
> .maildir/list/.a
> .maildir/list/.b
> .maildir/inbox
> .maildir/.mbox
> .maildir/.list
> .maildir/.list/.c
> .maildir/.list/.a
> .maildir/.list/.b
>
>
> # ./a.sh
> "+.list" "+.mbox" "+list/.a" "+list/.b" "+list/.c"
>
> # ./b.sh
> "+.list" "+.mbox" "+.list/.a" "+.list/.b" "+.list/.c"
>
> The a.sh's result should be the author's expectation. the b.sh is assume
> that the first level folder starts with '.' when showing sub-level mailboxes.
> Both of them are attached.
None of my sublevel mailboxes start with a ‘.’ — they’re just regular
mailboxes. A quick ls shows:
drwx------ 7 mike 238B 31 Oct 18:58 Accounts/
drwx------ 5 mike 170B 31 Oct 18:58 Archive/
drwx------ 14 mike 476B 31 Oct 18:58 Archives/
drwx------ 5 mike 170B 31 Oct 18:58 Deleted Messages/
<snip>
Is that where my problem is? Should I force offlineimap to generate sublevel
mailboxes that start ‘.’?
Thanks once again for all your help,
Mike
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