Hello Eric, Attached is my startup.rb file. Essentially, it scans my offlineimap folder directory for the mail folders (and labels them with their folder names -- I use imapfilter to pre-process my incoming mail and move my mail to the appropriate folders). If I initialize (rm) the xapian database, all mail is initially archived. Hope this helps. For now, I have simply created an explicit sources.yaml file (one to archive all to rebuild the mail database from scratch, one with selected archiving to simulate my startup hook) -- so sup behaves as before. Regards, Steven Excerpts from Eric Weikl's message of 2013-11-12 14:42:50 -0500: > Hi Steven, > > On 11/11/2013 14:18:45, Steven Hum wrote: > > Thanks for pointing me in the right direction. My sources.yaml file was > > unchanged from sup 0.14.x but only had one source defined in it. I was > > using a startup.rb hook to scan and define my offlineimap sources and > > that is where the problem seems to have originated for sup 0.15.0.. > > (due to a possible change to the SourceManager.add_source?) > > > > By eliminating my startup hook and manually defining all my sources, I > > was able to reinitialize the xapian mail database and all seems to be > > functioning now. > > > > Guess I will have to poke around to find out why my startup hook > > appears to be causing problems. > > Hmm... I'm not aware of any changes that could cause that behavior. > Could you post your hook? I'd like to make sure we didn't change any > expected behavior. > > Cheers, > Eric -- "Truth or die." Steven Hum 5 - 28 Gilmour St Ottawa, ON K2P 0N3 email sdothum@gmail.com tel 613.237.9058
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