You want to remove long lines, but not touch shorter lines.
Example: For each line longer than 50 chars,
:g/.\{50,\}/d
also
:g/^.\{,39\}$/d
and
:g/\(^.\{,39\}$\)\|\(^.\{61,\}$\)/d
should work.
You want to remove long lines, but not touch shorter lines.
Example: For each line longer than 50 chars,
:g/.\{50,\}/d
also
:g/^.\{,39\}$/d
and
:g/\(^.\{,39\}$\)\|\(^.\{61,\}$\)/d
should work.
before deteling any mails try exim -qff starts an exim queue runner process and causes that process to force delivery attempts for all messages, whether frozen or not.
to remove frozen mails run this
exim -bp |
grep
frozen |
awk
{'print $3'} |
xargs
exim -Mrm
To merge one folder to another :
you can use rsync to do a incremental copy of source folder to destination
Try something like this as root:
# rsync -av /source/folder /destination/folder
Unable to Move Message: The message could not be moved to the mailbox. This only happens if you are using IMAP servers for your email.
To fix
go to Settings.
Scroll down and tap “Mail, Contacts, Calendars” from the list.
Click your email account – it should have an arrow to the right of the email address displayed.
Scroll to the end on the settings and click Advanced.
under Mailbox behavior – select Deleted Mailbox
scroll down and select Trash folder in Server
tap advanced on top and tap done
exit settings and go to mail program and test
whala! – done
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