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You can see the number of emails that would be reparsed
by doing:
bundle exec rake temp:reextract_missing_attachments
To actually reparse the incoming emails and rextract
attachments for any that were missing, you would do:
bundle exec rake temp:reextract_missing_attachments[commit]
(In fact, the 'commit' can be any non-empty string.)
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the email address.
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For the upgrade from Rails 2 to Rails 3, we want to check that
existing emails are parsed correctly. One of these tasks
(temp:random_attachments_hexdigests) is for dumping a CVS file
of details about each attachment, and its hexdigest, and a list
of the randomly selected raw emails. (It's intended that you
run this on an old Rails 2 install of Alaveteli. The other task
(temp:recompute_attachments_hexdigests) is intended to be run
on a Rails 3 install of Alaveteli, with the previous files as
input, to check that the same results are obtained.
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existing status update info request events.
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been deleted or are currently not publicly visible - having prominence requester_only or hidden.
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