PI_CONFIG
The default config file, normally "~/.public-inbox/config". See public-inbox-config(5)
Convert v1 inboxes to v2
public-inbox-convert [OPTIONS]
OLD_DIR
NEW_DIR
public-inbox-convert copies the contents of an old "v1" inbox into a new "v2" inbox. It makes no changes to the old inbox and users are expected to update the "inboxdir" path in public-inbox-config(5) to point to the path of NEW_DIR once they are satisfied with the conversion.
--no-index
Disables Xapian and overview DB indexing on the new inbox. By default, public-inbox-convert creates a new index in the v2 inbox and indexes all existing messages, a lengthy operation for large inboxes.
-j JOBS
--jobs=JOBS
Control the number of indexing jobs and Xapian shards of the v2 inbox. By default, this is the detected CPU count but capped at 4 due to various bottlenecks. The number of Xapian shards will be 1 less than the JOBS value, since there is a single process which distributes work to the Xapian shards.
-L LEVEL, --index-level=LEVEL
-c, --compact
-v, --verbose
--no-fsync
--sequential-shard
--batch-size=BYTES
--max-size=BYTES
These options affect indexing. They have no effect if "--no-index" is specified
See public-inbox-index(1) for a description of these options.
PI_CONFIG
The default config file, normally "~/.public-inbox/config". See public-inbox-config(5)
Editing "~/.public-inbox/config" (or whatever "PI_CONFIG" is set to) will be required to start using the new directory.
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