Okay, I'm having a couple odd minor problems with Pine, and a bigger problem with procmail and/or postfix. When running Pine in a terminal, I cannot highlight text with the mouse. I have this problem no matter which term I use (xterm, rxvt, konsole, etc.). This is a problem since sometimes I need to copy text from an E-mail and paste it in a different program. Also for some reason the text color in Pine isn't consistent. I run my xterms with a black background and gray text (I like it to look as much like the console as possible), but when I run Pine in xterm it switches to bright white text, and in rxvt it uses an ugly yellow-grayish color that I can't describe very well. More importantly, my procmail filters aren't working. All my mail just disappears (good thing I tested with fetchmail -k first!). :( This is odd because I actually got two different results in two different installs: In the first install, I chose (using Custom option) an install size of 850MB. Several typical packages weren't install--it didn't install Pine, fetchmail, or either MTA. That was fine, I installed Pine, fetchmail, and postfix on my own. I WAS able to receive mail, and it filtered fine. (I also kept my home directory from M6.1, BTW.) However, I could not SEND mail with postfix for some reason. In the second install, I chose a much larger install size, and I also first renamed my home directory so I could start over with a fresh one and move over old config files to the new one as needed (I like to do this sometime to purge my home dir of config files for programs I don't use and make sure I'm receiving any new changes to standard config files like .bashrc etc.) I noticed postfix was installed instead of sendmail, which surprised me a bit but was fine with me since it kept me from having to switch. I can also send mail with postfix now. ...But now my procmail filters aren't working and my mail just gets trashed if I dare trying to receive it with fetchmail. I have fetchmail, postfix, and procmail installed, I moved over my .procmailrc to my new home directory and made sure it was set world-readable. What could I be missing? Any help would be appreciated, I can't stand kmail anymore. :) Tom
