Hi!
Patch to add signin and signoff features is in attach. Use this way:
send-hook . 'set signoff="\n" signin="Hi!\n\n"'
send-hook [EMAIL PROTECTED] 'set signoff="\n\nBug - it's when computer play
with us..." signin="Hello, my friend!\n\n"'
P.S. Is there reasons why so usef
=- Alex Efros wrote on Wed 8.Oct'08 at 16:01:44 +0300 -=
> Patch to add signin and signoff features is in attach. Use this way:
>
> send-hook . 'set signoff="\n" signin="Hi!\n\n"'
> send-hook [EMAIL PROTECTED] 'set signoff="\n\nBug - it's when computer play
> with us..." sig
Hi!
On Wed, Oct 08, 2008 at 03:28:45PM +0200, Rado S wrote:
> > Patch to add signin and signoff features is in attach. Use this way:
> >
> > send-hook . 'set signoff="\n" signin="Hi!\n\n"'
> > send-hook [EMAIL PROTECTED] 'set signoff="\n\nBug - it's when computer
> > play wit
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On Wednesday, October 8 at 05:17 PM, quoth Alex Efros:
> This should become possible using "signature" with "sigdashes=no",
> but looks like there some troubles with it - my mutt-1.5.16 (gentoo)
> says: "sigdashes: unknown variable".
That's because
Hi Kyle!
On Wed, 08 Oct 2008, Kyle Wheeler wrote:
> On Wednesday, October 8 at 05:17 PM, quoth Alex Efros:
> > This should become possible using "signature" with "sigdashes=no",
> > but looks like there some troubles with it - my mutt-1.5.16 (gentoo)
> > says: "sigdashes: unknown variable".
>
=- Alex Efros wrote on Wed 8.Oct'08 at 17:17:33 +0300 -=
> > Because no patch is needed to achieve the same.
> > rtfm "attribution" + "signature".
>
> This is not correct.
> The "attribution" is used only while replying. It isn't designed
> to add "Hi!" at top of new message, it's function is co
=- Christian Brabandt wrote on Wed 8.Oct'08 at 17:27:05 +0200 -=
> If you think about it, you might not want a Signature sometimes,
> but of course you would like to have a signoff string. Or you
> could generate the signature automatically by a script, but the
> signoff-String should be the same
Hi Rado!
On Wed, 08 Oct 2008, Rado S wrote:
> =- Christian Brabandt wrote on Wed 8.Oct'08 at 17:27:05 +0200 -=
>
> > If you think about it, you might not want a Signature sometimes,
> > but of course you would like to have a signoff string. Or you
> > could generate the signature automatically
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On Wednesday, October 8 at 05:27 PM, quoth Christian Brabandt:
>> I use it myself to automatically insert the "~Kyle" in my mails.
>>
>> I have no beef with your "signin" variable, but your "signoff"
>> variable does appear to duplicate existing fea
Hi Kyle!
On Wed, 08 Oct 2008, Kyle Wheeler wrote:
> On Wednesday, October 8 at 05:27 PM, quoth Christian Brabandt:
> >> I use it myself to automatically insert the "~Kyle" in my mails.
> >>
> >> I have no beef with your "signin" variable, but your "signoff"
> >> variable does appear to duplica
This entire discussion should be on mutt-dev. Followups set.
> Why can you set sig_dashes, if you could set it via signature?
"signature" can be a file or a program. The signature turns out to
be whatever is read from the file or whatever is printed to stdout
by the program. This file or prog
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On Wednesday, October 8 at 06:02 PM, quoth Christian Brabandt:
>Why can you set sig_dashes, if you could set it via signature?
... ahh, I think I get what you're saying. But I think you're looking
at it backward - the better question (which is more
Hi,
I have been using mutt without trouble on OS X for several weeks
until today, when suddenly I got "/var/mail/$username is not a mailbox".
What on earth happened? I haven't done a thing to my mailspool
file, nor to .muttrc. The only thing I can think of that might have
somehow caused this is t
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On Wednesday, October 8 at 01:37 PM, quoth Indi:
> I have been using mutt without trouble on OS X for several weeks
> until today, when suddenly I got "/var/mail/$username is not a
> mailbox". What on earth happened?
Sounds like your mailspool got
On Wed, Oct 08, 2008 at 01:06:33PM -0500, Kyle Wheeler wrote:
> On Wednesday, October 8 at 01:37 PM, quoth Indi:
> > I have been using mutt without trouble on OS X for several weeks
> > until today, when suddenly I got "/var/mail/$username is not a
> > mailbox". What on earth happened?
>
> Soun
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On Wednesday, October 8 at 02:56 PM, quoth Indi:
>Thank you for the helpful advice. I still don't know for sure what
>happened, but I "fixed" it like this:
>mv /var/mail/indi out of the way
>cp /var/mail/root to /var/mail/indi
>chown indi:mail /var/m
Sometimes I need to save the HTML part of a multipart MIME QP-encoded
message. Decode-Copy saves the text/plain part of the email only. How
can I save the HTML part of the email in a decoded state?
TIA,
JL
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On Wednesday, October 8 at 04:29 PM, quoth Jorge Luis:
> Sometimes I need to save the HTML part of a multipart MIME QP-encoded
> message. Decode-Copy saves the text/plain part of the email only. How
> can I save the HTML part of the email in a dec
On Wed, Oct 08, 2008 at 04:29:46PM -0400, Jorge Luis wrote:
> Sometimes I need to save the HTML part of a multipart MIME QP-encoded
> message. Decode-Copy saves the text/plain part of the email only. How
> can I save the HTML part of the email in a decoded state?
You can access the html part as
Hi David!
On Wed, 08 Oct 2008, David Champion wrote:
> The only simplification that doesn't remove functionality is to always
> assume that the signature provides its own dashes, and eliminate the
> sig_dashes variable. I would say that the reason for not doing that is
> that it's an extra hurdl
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