Kevin J. McCarthy <ke...@8t8.us> [200106 20:25]: > This would be the first report I've heard of this. What mailbox format is > procmail delivering to?
I'm using maildir format, so based on some patterns I move mails to different files below ~/Mail. My procmailrc: PMDIR=$HOME/.procmail LOGFILE=$PMDIR/maillog MAILDIR=$HOME/Mail SHELL=/bin/bash ... and of course a lot of filters to move mails to individual files like: :0: * ^to_mutt-us...@mutt.org L-mutt-users > How are you observing the "folders with new mail" count? In the top status bar, there is this: [N=7,*=3,new=5] Afaik, this indicates that: - there are 7 unread mails in my current folder - I have selected 3 mails in current folder - there are 5 additional folders containing each at least one unread mail By pressing change-folder, mutt normally suggest next folder with unread mails. While deleting or moving one of the mails in current folder to different one, the "new=5" indicator jumps to "new=0" and mutt no longer suggests next folder when pressing change-folder command. > If possible it would helpful to test against a vanilla 1.10.1 (or newer) > tarball, to discount external patch bugs. Ok, I will try that and report back. Thanks for your support, Sebastian -- https://sebstein.hpfsc.de/
