103 lines
4.0 KiB
Bash
Executable File
103 lines
4.0 KiB
Bash
Executable File
#!/bin/bash
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# Script moves tagged mails to their respective folders if they are still lying around in INBOX
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# It also moved mails tagged with "del" to the Trash folder, "archive" to Archive, and "spam" to Spam folder
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CURDIR=$( cd "$( dirname "${BASH_SOURCE[0]}" )" && pwd )
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CSV="$CURDIR"/tag-list.csv # Table of tags/folders
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MAILDIR="$HOME/Mails/FSFE" # Maildir
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TRASHTAG="del" # Tag of trashed mails
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TRASHFOL="Trash" # Trash bin folder
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SPAMTAG="spam" # Tag of spam mails
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SPAMFOL="INBOX.Junk" # Spam folder
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ARCHTAG="archive" # Archive tag
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ARCHFOL="ARCHIVE" # Archive folder
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LOG="$CURDIR"/move-tag.log # Location of logfile
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USETAGS=".+" # List of tags which shall be moved
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THREADTAGS=".+" # List of tags for which single, but connected messages in INBOX shall be tagged
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BL_USETAGS=""
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BL_THREADTAGS="$TRASHTAG|$SPAMTAG|$ARCHTAG"
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touch "$LOG" # Create logfile or update time stamp
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function pdate {
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DATE=$(date +%y-%m-%d_%H:%M:%S)
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echo "[$DATE]"
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}
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function logrun {
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# Write command itself to log, and pipe errors to log
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echo "$(pdate) $@" >> "$LOG"
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# eval "$@" 2>> "$LOG"
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}
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while read line; do
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TAG=$(echo $line | cut -d";" -f1)
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FOL=$(echo $line | cut -d";" -f2)
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if ! $(echo $BL_USETAGS | grep -q "$TAG,") && $(echo $TAG | grep -qE "$USETAGS"); then
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BL_USETAGS="$TAG,$BL_USETAGS" # Add current tag to list of tags which do not have to be searched for another time
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# TRASH tag "del"
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if [ "$TAG" = "$TRASHTAG" ]; then
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HITFILES=$(notmuch search --output=files --exclude=false tag:$TRASHTAG and not path:$TRASHFOL/**) # Files which are tagged with "del" but not in Trash bin
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FOL="$TRASHFOL" # Set destination folder to Trash
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# SPAM tag "spam"
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elif [ "$TAG" = "$SPAMTAG" ]; then
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HITFILES=$(notmuch search --output=files --exclude=false tag:$SPAMTAG and not path:$SPAMFOL/**) # Files which are tagged with "spam" but not in Spam folder
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FOL="$SPAMFOL" # Set destination folder to INBOX.Junk
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# ARCHIVE tag "archive"
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elif [ "$TAG" = "$ARCHTAG" ]; then
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HITFILES=$(notmuch search --output=files --exclude=false tag:$ARCHTAG and not path:$ARCHFOL/**) # Files which are tagged with "archive" but not in ARCHIVE folder
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# Folder will be derived from the current position later
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# DEFAULT
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else
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# For some tags, also tag its threads
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if ! $(echo $BL_THREADTAGS | grep -q "$TAG,") && $(echo $TAG | grep -qE "$THREADTAGS"); then
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# If one file is tagged (except del, spam, archive), also tag the other mails of its thread respectively, IF they are located in INBOX [TODO: is this the best approach?]. Only then they can be moved by this script
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# 1. Get thread ids of all entries with the searched tag
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THREADS=$(notmuch search --exclude=false tag:$TAG and date:$(date -d "-6 weeks" +%Y-%m-%d)..$(date -d "+1 year" +%Y-%m-%d) | cut -d" " -f1 | cut -d":" -f2)
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# 2. Get message ids of all messages in these threads
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MID=
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for t in $THREADS; do
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MID="$MID "$(notmuch search --output=messages --exclude=false thread:$t)
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# MID consists of many something like "id:5XXX0CD1.305516@fsfe.org"
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done
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# 3. Tag all message ids of messages which are still in INBOX
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for m in $MID; do
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if $(notmuch search --exclude=false --output=files "$m" | grep -q "$MAILDIR/INBOX/"); then
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logrun notmuch tag +"$TAG" -- "$m"
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fi
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done
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fi
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# Search for these lone messages in INBOX
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HITFILES=$(notmuch search --output=files --exclude=false path:INBOX/** and tag:$TAG | grep "$MAILDIR/INBOX/")
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fi
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# Move files to their destination folders
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for m in $HITFILES; do
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# Destination folder is derived from the current location
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if [ "$TAG" = "$ARCHTAG" ]; then
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SUBFOL=$(echo $m | sed -E "s|($MAILDIR)/(.+?)/cur/.*|\2|g")
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FOL="$ARCHFOL/$SUBFOL"
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fi
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DESTFOL="$MAILDIR/$FOL/cur"
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if [ ! -e "$DESTFOL" ]; then
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logrun mkdir -p "$DESTFOL"
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fi
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logrun mv "$m" "$DESTFOL"
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done
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fi
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done < "$CSV"
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