On Thu, Sep 02, 1999 at 05:53:28PM +0100, Edmund GRIMLEY EVANS cogitated:
> I'm trying mutt after having used rmail in Emacs and various other
> MUAs in the past. One thing I find I keep wanting to do is consult
> other e-mails while composing an e-mail. Is there a neat way of doing
> this, apart from postponing the e-mail, or running another mutt in
> another xterm for browsing purposes (assuming that file locking will
> protect me from accidents)?
Actually, you bring up a good point on file locking...I installed under
linux from tarball and compiled it --with-flock --without-fcntl ...and I can
run 2 mutt sessions on the same mailbox and have one alter it, and then
when you go back to the other, it says it's been modified. Something seem
incorrect about the locking there? kernel 2.0.36.
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