Re: Reading old messages in kmail-view

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On 20/07/13 21:14, Marc Deop Argemí wrote:
> On Friday 19 July 2013 15:15:46 Anne Wilson wrote:
>> On 18/07/13 19:27, ianseeks wrote:
>>> On Sunday 14 Jul 2013 17:56:01 Anne Wilson wrote:
>>>> I have a directory full of ancient emails.  I wanted to
>>>> check them, to see whether they are still relevant (archived)
>>>> or simply lying around. I thought I should be able to open
>>>> them with KMail-view, but they insist on trying to open in 
>>>> Evolution.  Does KMail-view no longer exist?
>>> 
>>> I've never heard of Kmail-view. I've just added the folder to 
>>> my Kmail account as an added "Kmail Mail Folder", it seems to 
>>> sit there quite happily so i can view old mails form kmail 
>>> itself. Not sure if its added to akonadi data in any way.
>> 
>> If there are messages there that are worth keeping, that's the 
>> way to do it.  The problem is that I'm not sure just what those 
>> messages are. Of course, it may be easiest to set up a folder for
>> them, then simply get rid of it if they turn out to be obsolete.
>> 
>> Anne ___
> 
> Hey Anne,
> 
> did you try my suggestion from my other email?
> 
> kmail --view /full/path/to/email/file
> 
Hi Marc.  Yes, it works as you said.  The only problem is the long
cryptic name for each message.  However, when a quick check is needed,
that works fine.  If the messages are needed longer term I guess it
would be best to get them integrated into the "real" kmail.

Perhaps the Local Mail directory could be set to use that location?
That's something I could play with later.  As it is, I'm still working
on getting cron messages to me reliably.

Anne
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