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I use mutt for that which modifies local maildir so it's super fast. Commands are: "D~=$". Then it's just a matter of syncing local changes back e.g. with mbsyn
by virgoerns 6y ago
I use mutt for that which modifies local maildir so it's super fast. Commands are: "D~=$". Then it's just a matter of syncing local changes back e.g. with mbsync.
- crispinb 6y agoThanks. I suppose I should take another look at mutt. When I have in the past it's seemed a bit overwhelming with features & config. Does that command remove dupes in a single folder or a hierarchy?
- virgoerns 6y agoIt works in a single folder only. It's actually a set of the following commands: - D tells mutt to delete messages by pattern - ~= is pattern which selects all the dupes in current folder - $ finalizes the command I think this [1] is where I learned about it and there's also a handy folder hook for mutt which automatically removes duplicates when you open the folder. [1]: http://promberger.info/linux/2008/03/31/mutt-delete-duplicate-e-mail-messages/ http://promberger.info/linux/2008/03/31/mutt-delete-duplicat...
- crispinb 6y agoThanks. Could prove useful.