I would like to have a daemon running to index my mail as it arrives, gets marked read and is deleted. This would ensure that the database is up to date when I do a search using notmuch or one of the interfaces. Right now if I mark a mail as read and try to view it in a notmuch frontend then I get an error until I manually run `notmuch new`. I expect the right interface to use for notifications of filesystem events is inotify since fanotify doesn't send rename events. This would require one inotify per directory. It would be great if it could autostart when ~/.notmuch-config exists, using systemd per-user services or perhaps via login autostart stuff.
Paul Wise <pabs@debian.org> writes: Can you describe in more detail what error you are seeing, and how the file is being marked read? Currently notmuch doesn't deal very well with e.g. tag changes while indexing is happening, and my personal feeling is that we should improve that behaviour first before supporting more concurrency upstream. d
Quoting David Bremner (2016-03-12 12:24:47) Fwiw, afew does exactly that. Justus
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