Nel formato maildir la data del file รจ la data del messaggio.
Se si copia il file potrebbe non rimanere la data giusta, questo script la sistema:
#! /usr/bin/perl -w # # Author : Jean-Yves Boisiaud # # Outlook (IMAP) manages mail dates from the creation date of the mail # instead of the content of the field 'Date:', included into the mail. # This script modifies the mtime of the mails, according to the 'Date:' field # value. # Before running the script, you have to build a list of the mail files. # For example, with the MailDir format, the file has been built whith : # find /var/lib/vmail -type f -a -name '[0-9]*' > /tmp/toto # Depending on the quality of the 'Date:' field, some mtime modification fails. # You have to correct it manually. # I ran it on 18733 mails, and 45 failed. use strict; my @a; my $f; my @b; my @date; my $d; my @r; my $s; open(F, \"</tmp/toto\") or die \"can't open toto\"; @a = <F>; chomp @a; foreach $f (@a) { open(F1, \"<$f\") or die \"can't open $f\"; @b = <F1>; chomp @b; close F1; @date = grep /^Date: /, @b; next if scalar @date <= 0; $d = $date[0]; $d =~ s/Date: (.*)$/$1/i; print \"$d\n\"; @r = `/usr/bin/touch -md '$d' '$f' 2>&1`; print \"$f\n\"; foreach $d (@r) { print \"$d\n\" } }