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Hello, In the past I was in a situation that given an email UID I wanted to know which file in the Maildir directory this UID was saved. I did a small parser for $HOME/Maildir/dovecot-uidlist where, if the file had: 1000 W1838 S1796 :1557351041.10447_1.example I would ask for the UID 1000 and would return :1557351041.10447_1.example (and I knew that it was in $HOME/Maildir/new) Is there any other way using dovecot tools to do the same, to avoid parsing an internal dovecot file? Thank you! -- Carles Pina i Estany GP...

...Pina i Estany via dovecot wrote: > Hello, > > In the past I was in a situation that given an email UID I wanted to > know which file in the Maildir directory this UID was saved. > > I did a small parser for $HOME/Maildir/dovecot-uidlist where, if the > file had: > > 1000 W1838 S1796 :1557351041.10447_1.example > > I would ask for the UID 1000 and would return > :1557351041.10447_1.example (and I knew that it was in > $HOME/Maildir/new) > > Is there any other way using dovecot tools to do the same, to avoid > parsing an internal dovecot file? > &gt...