19 Oct
2019
19 Oct
'19
10:05 p.m.
On Saturday 19 October 2019 17:46:42 deloptes wrote:
Gene Heskett wrote:
Humm, how would one translate this to that?
#!/bin/bash
PATH=/sbin:/root/bin:/usr/bin:/bin:/home/gene/bin
# make this run as gene! Does
# make sure the database is free
killall fetchmail
# wait for the spamd pipes to drain
sleep 20
# do this dastardly deed
sa-learn --ham /home/gene/Mail/ham/cur
sa-learn --ham /home/gene/Mail/coco/cur
sa-learn --ham /home/gene/Mail/Xorg/cur
sa-learn --spam /home/gene/Mail/spam/cur
# now, this stuff is trash, 24 hours old, kill it.
rm -f /home/gene/Mail/spam-hold/cur/*
# And move todays catch into Mail/spam-hold/cur for a 24 hour period
# so I can retrieve it the next day if needed.
mv /home/gene/Mail/spam/cur/* /home/gene/Mail/spam-hold/cur/
# Note, I leave the ham for moving where it really goes by hand
# and restore fetchmail but let the disks synch first
sleep 6
/usr/bin/fetchmail -d 120 --fetchmailrc /home/gene/.fetchmailrc
Simple little script, usually takes about a minute to run. cron sends me
an email. I delete it unless there has been an error.
If those rm's and mv's from outside of
kmails knowledge, were
converted to dbus commands to be executed by kmail, then nothing
would disturb its database but kmails own actions.
So, where do I find the real docs on how kmail responds to commands
sent over dbus? That seems to be a secret, and it sucks dead toads
thru soda straws. I just now rechecked the Handbook, and it has zero
mention of dbus. So please explain how, and I WILL fix my scripts.
Let be clear only few applications in TDE use dbus and these are the
once that need interaction with dbus for some reason - kmail has
nothing to do with dbus.
You should think of using pipes - I do not mean the unix '|' but in
your process. One application works on content in one directory and
delivers the output into another directory, where other application
uses this as input and delivers to another directory.
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