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mailcheck: MailCheckCommand must use fully qualified name to fdm configuration file #1
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Just to be complete, from my shell:
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See issue haqistan#1 on original project. My $MBLAZE is set to /Users/x/.config/mail In my mblaze profile, I customized MailCheckCommand to be: MailCheckCommand: fdm -f $MBLAZE/fdmrc -q fetch My small fix permits this otherwise, mailcheck aborts.
That's not the perfect solution but it is a good starting point. |
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See issue haqistan#1 on original project. My $MBLAZE is set to /Users/x/.config/mail In my mblaze profile, I customized MailCheckCommand to be: MailCheckCommand: fdm -f $MBLAZE/fdmrc -q fetch My small fix permits this otherwise, mailcheck aborts.
I amended my commit so that any variable could be introduced in the MailCheckCmd profile option. Tested and approved here. |
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Fixes issue haqistan#1 by adding a new function to query option in the user profile. Thi version is both more robust and reliable when a user uses variables (like $HOME, $BLAZE or anything else) in his profile to specify path to commands or files. With this patch, user can now have this: MailCheckIndexCommand: mairix -f $MBLAZE/mairixrc It will be automatically transformed as: mairix -f /whatever/path/to/file/mairixrc at runtime. All the options are now using getmblazeopt to be filled. This commit is replacing 517694b
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If I put:
MailCheckCommand: fdm -f $MBLAZE/fdmrc -q fetch
running mailcheck bails out an error:
$MBLAZE/fdmrc: No such file or directory
Here is my full $MBLAZE/profile
Found a workaround by entering the full path directly though.
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