Attila Csosz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> I remove from my .procmailrc the trailing '/', so I get
> .....
> folder1
> ....
Do you have a MAILDIR=$HOME/Maildir line in your .procmailrc, to tell
procmail the location of folder1?
> Should Iset up the folder variable to?:
> set folder=~/Maildir/folder1 ???
Set it to the same thing that you set MAILDIR to in procmail.
set folder=~/Maildir
This name will be prepended to any folders you reference using the Mutt
shorthand of "=folder" or "+folder".
> In this case how can I change from folder1 to folder2 in mutt?
> ( was c key.. )
Same key, just remember to put "=" or "+" in front of the folder name,
if it's not there already.
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