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I read in the README and the design document that there are FIFOs setup in the .smd directory. Yet it's unclear how they can be operated by the user. I assume that the gnome applet might use those, but I'm wondering if I could use those sockets to make smd-loop wake up early for example .... In OfflineIMAP, i would send it SIGUSR to force a refresh now, for example.
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It would still be useful to have documentation on how they work, say I wanted to implement some contrib plugin for my own status bar or something... Maybe in the design docs?
What I do to force a pull now is to invoke smd-pull by hand. There are lock files, so it won't mess things up.
Ah yes, good point, thanks!
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I read in the README and the design document that there are FIFOs setup in the
.smd
directory. Yet it's unclear how they can be operated by the user. I assume that the gnome applet might use those, but I'm wondering if I could use those sockets to makesmd-loop
wake up early for example .... In OfflineIMAP, i would send itSIGUSR
to force a refresh now, for example.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: