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I use notmuch to index my mails. This means that in my Maildir folder, there is a Maildir/.notmuch/hooks/ subfolder which has various programs that run before and after notmuch is ran. To version-control that stuff, I use symlinks, so things look like this:
When smd-check-conf finds this folder, it freaks out:
Remote mailboxes translated to local and back:
error [stat]: Maildir/.notmuch/hooks/pre-new in not a directory
Error while listing the content of Maildir, skipping
Endpoint default configuration file successfully checked
I don't think it should freak out like that - those files should just be ignored out of the box. Naturally, I can easily make smd ignore those files with:
I have some troubles reproducing your bug, since it seems your configuration is such that mddiff is
called as follows: mddiff -l GoodDirectory SymlinkToANonDirectory. Looking at https://github.com/gares/syncmaildir/blob/master/smd-check-conf#L59 . Can you confirm the value of your MAILBOX_LOCAL variable?
In both cases, the notmuch directory is in Maildir/.notmuch, in remote and local. Now that I use Maildir-smd however, there's no .notmuch directory there but there will be when i move that folder back in Maildir/Anarcat.
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I use notmuch to index my mails. This means that in my
Maildir
folder, there is aMaildir/.notmuch/hooks/
subfolder which has various programs that run before and after notmuch is ran. To version-control that stuff, I use symlinks, so things look like this:When
smd-check-conf
finds this folder, it freaks out:I don't think it should freak out like that - those files should just be ignored out of the box. Naturally, I can easily make smd ignore those files with:
I'm not sure I need to ignore the Xapian folder as well, but it seems safer.
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