Dovecot version: 2.1.13 OS: Centos 6.3 CPU: 64bit x86
There appear to be two related errors in the decode2text.sh file (which can be used for indexing/ searching attachments).
Original problem line (from ./src/plugins/fts/decode2texh.sh):
fmt=echo "$formats" | grep -w "^$content_type" | cut -d ' ' -f 2
Here are two options that appear to solve the problem. The first option is probably preferred, since it matches exactly the extension to the second "column".
- switch the order of commands (cut & grep) and add -m1. for example:
fmt=
echo "$formats" | cut -d ' ' -f 2 | grep -w -m1 "^$content_type"
-OR-
- add "m1" and remove "^". for example:
fmt=
echo "$formats" | grep -w -m1 "$content_type" | cut -d ' ' -f 2
On 29.1.2013, at 20.59, bhs692-dove@yahoo.com wrote:
Dovecot version: 2.1.13 OS: Centos 6.3 CPU: 64bit x86
There appear to be two related errors in the decode2text.sh file (which can be used for indexing/ searching attachments).
- The layout of "$formats" has repeated values for pdf, ppt, etc, so you should only match the pattern once by adding -m1
- The layout of "$formats" has the file extension in the second "column", so the "start of line"(^) match doesn't work as is.
Original problem line (from ./src/plugins/fts/decode2texh.sh): fmt=
echo "$formats" | grep -w "^$content_type" | cut -d ' ' -f 2
This finds the the extension text based on the content-type and does it correctly. You seem to think it wants to search for the extension text. Why? If there's a bug, it's not in the script.
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bhs692-dove＠yahoo.com
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Timo Sirainen