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sup-recover-sources

SUP-RECOVER-SOURCES(1)					      General Commands Manual					    SUP-RECOVER-SOURCES(1)

NAME

       sup-recover-sources - rebuild a lost Sup source configuration file

SYNOPSIS

       sup-recover-sources [options] [source uri...]

DESCRIPTION

       Rebuilds  a  lost  sources.yaml	file  by  reading  messages  from  a  list of sources and determining, for each source, the most prevalent
       'source_id' field of messages from that source in the index.

       The only non-deterministic component to this is that if the same message appears in multiple sources, those sources may be mis-diagnosed by
       this program.

       If  the	first N messages (--scan-num below) all have the same source_id in the index, the source will be added to sources.yaml. Otherwise,
       the distribution will be printed, and you will have to add it by hand.

       The offset pointer into the sources will be set to the end of the source, so you will have to run sup-import --rebuild for each new  source
       after doing this.

OPTIONS

       --unusual
	      Mark sources as 'unusual'. Only usual sources will be polled by hand (default: false)

       --archive
	      Mark sources as 'archive'. New messages from these sources will not appear in the inbox (default: false)

       --scan-num N
	      Number of messages to scan per source (default: 10)

       -h, --help
	      Show help message

FILES

       $HOME/.sup/sources.yaml	     Configuration file for Sup mail sources

SEE ALSO

       sup-mail(1), sup-config(1), sup-add(1), sup-import(1)

AUTHOR

       Sup was written by William Morgan <wmorgan-sup@masanjin.net>.

       This manual page was written by Per Andersson <avtobiff@gmail.com> for the Debian project (but may be used by others).

								   April 9, 2012					    SUP-RECOVER-SOURCES(1)