El dimecres, 30 de juliol del 2008 a les 14:21, Kyle Wheeler va escriure: > On Wednesday, July 30 at 08:55 PM, quoth [EMAIL PROTECTED]: > >This code in muttrc successfully loads the imap account definition (I > >have tryed with both accounts): > > > ># Default mailbox > >source ~/.mutt/Comptes/joanet > > > >If I issue the command c (change-folder) ?, I get the desired list of > >the imap folders of the defined account. > > > >I was expecting I could source the other imap account definition, and > >mutt would be in the other account. If I enter mutt with one account > >and I source the other account: > >:source ~/.mutt/Comptes/uab > > > >when issuing command c (change-folder) ?, mutt is waiting to get the > >list of folders or shows the folders of the account it was first > >sourced. It seems that sourcing the other account does not change the > >default imap folder. > > More accurately, "sourcing the other account" does not affect/change > the CURRENT imap connection. Issuing <change-folder> is done (by > default) within the current connection. > > Or, put another way, simply changing the value of $folder DOES NOT > cause mutt to open a new connection. NOR does issuing <change-folder>.
Thanks very much for the explanation. It clarifies very much the issue for me. The key question is then, changing the imap connection. > >Is there another option I should set to be able to change imap > >accounts when inside mutt? > > In order to finish the change, you have to tell mutt to change the > current connection. For example, you could add the following to the > end of the account file you're sourcing: > > push <change-folder>=<enter> > > That would tell mutt to actually connect to the other server (or, if > already connected, to make that connection the current connection). Somehow, I am unable to change the current imap connection. I have tried the push command at the end of my 'source' file without success. I had previosly adapted what was suggested in the mutt wiki (http://wiki.mutt.org/?MuttGuide/UseIMAPadapted): account-hook . 'unset preconnect imap_user imap_pass imap_authenticators' account-hook imap://localhost 'source ~/.mutt/Comptes/joanet_account' account-hook imap://[EMAIL PROTECTED] 'source ~/.mutt/Comptes/uab_account' folder-hook imap://localhost 'source ~/.mutt/Comptes/joanet_folder' folder-hook imap://[EMAIL PROTECTED] 'source ~/.mutt/Comptes/uab_folder' In ~/.mutt/Comptes/uab_account I have: set spoolfile=imap://[EMAIL PROTECTED] set imap_user=user set imap_pass=password set imap_authenticators=login In ~/.mutt/Comptes/uab_folder I have: set folder=imap://[EMAIL PROTECTED]:143 When I change folder with 'c' (change folder) '?' (list of folders) '<tab>' (list of accounts) and selecte the imap://[EMAIL PROTECTED], mutt shows it is connecting to this imap acount and shows it in the status bar (it shows the folder imap://[EMAIL PROTECTED]). If I issue the command: :set ?folder, I get: folder="imap://localhost/" Neither repeating manually the <change-folder> nor setting the variable with :set folder=imap://[EMAIL PROTECTED] allows to see the list of folders of the new imap connection (I am unable to change my current imap connection). After your explanation, it is clear to me that I was unable to change the imap connection. Is there any other form of changing between two imap connection when inside of mutt? After playing for a while, I believe I will stay with what Cristobal and Dale have suggested in this thread: 1.- To create a muttrc definition for each account that sources the rest of the general muttrc. 2.- To start mutt with mutt -F 'muttrc account definition' After trying, I believe this may be the easiest approach while, at the same time, offering a common configuration for all the accounts. Thanks everybody for your help!! -- Location: 41:24:51N (41.41417) 2:11:25E (2.1903) Linux User: #463211
