on the victim's imap mail server, there seem to be two sets of imap
folders: one in ~ and one in ~/Mail. how is that configured? i
imagine i can just `cat` them as they are really just mbox format.
but which should be the result, ~ or ~/Mail? of course, i would prefer
the latter; but need the k
On 18 Apr 2020, at 16:47, Randy Bush wrote:
>>> so a family member seems to have achieved a 'creative' state in their
>>> account; likely cause by things such as a Sent mailbox with ten years
>>> of messages. is there a nice way to tell mailmate to clear all state
>>> for an account, wipe all cac
> I also have a Python script that can select messages by date and
> move them to a set of mailboxes―I've used that to clear out large
> mail list ones, etc.
that sounds tempting, if it will not get me in trouble with senior
management for rearranging their mail.
randy
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>> so a family member seems to have achieved a 'creative' state in their
>> account; likely cause by things such as a Sent mailbox with ten years
>> of messages. is there a nice way to tell mailmate to clear all state
>> for an account, wipe all caches, ...?
> If you don't want to delete and re-ad
On 18 Apr 2020, at 2:08, Randy Bush wrote:
> so a family member seems to have achieved a 'creative' state in their
> account; likely cause by things such as a Sent mailbox with ten years
> of messages. is there a nice way to tell mailmate to clear all state
> for an account, wipe all caches, ...?
On 18 Apr 2020, at 1:08, Randy Bush wrote:
so a family member seems to have achieved a 'creative' state in their
account; likely cause by things such as a Sent mailbox with ten years
of messages. is there a nice way to tell mailmate to clear all state
for an account, wipe all caches, ...?
If
so a family member seems to have achieved a 'creative' state in their
account; likely cause by things such as a Sent mailbox with ten years
of messages. is there a nice way to tell mailmate to clear all state
for an account, wipe all caches, ...?
randy
