[neomutt-users] header_cache
Chris Bennett
cpb_neomutt at bennettconstruction.us
Sun Oct 17 21:07:15 CEST 2021
> Hi Chris,
>
> * Chris Bennett <cpb_neomutt at bennettconstruction.us> [2021-10-17 10:14 -0700]:
>
> [...]
>
> > In the database, I have this set for the path to the directory for the
> > header_cache:
> > /home/sr/.neomutt-source-files/cpb_neomutt at bennettconstruction.us/.neomutt_header_cache/
> > but this get the @ converted into _ ^
>
> did you tried
>
> /home/sr/.neomutt-source-files/cpb_neomutt\@bennettconstruction.us/.neomutt_header_cache/¬
>
> ? Notice the backslash to mask the @.
>
/home/sr/.neomutt-source-files/cpb_neomutt\@bennettconstruction.us/.neomutt_header_cache/
'/home/sr/.neomutt-source-files/cpb_neomutt\@bennettconstruction.us/.neomutt_header_cache/'
"/home/sr/.neomutt-source-files/cpb_neomutt\@bennettconstruction.us/.neomutt_header_cache"
/home/sr/.neomutt-source-files/cpb_neomutt\\@bennettconstruction.us/.neomutt_header_cache/
OK, this is really weird. Out of the three above, I either get a _ or a
double underscore __
The second to the last one gave me a .neomutt_header_cache as a file instead of a
directory.
The last one also gave a double __
I don't see an answer yet.
I'm going to try without the dot files and see what happens.
/home/sr/neomutt-source-files/cpb_neomutt at bennettconstruction.us/neomutt_header_cache/
Other than that, I'm stumped. Be right back.
--
Chris Bennett
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