Alan Shutko <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I could provide the source to show you how, if you want.
I would like to see the source, if you're willing to post it or send
it by e-mail.
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-L mutt | grep ^/etc
/etc
/etc/Muttrc
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ttrc, the one at my ISP lacks any color definitions. Problem
solved. I'll copy the Debian ones over into my ~/.muttrc.
> (oh look -- serendipity at hand! this email sig was picked at
> random. really. no kidding.)
That is pretty amazing. Nice work.
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Chris Cyll <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Apologies.
> I meant to reply to the default color thread.
No problem. I caught the reply here. I made the same mistake as Mike
of missing the capital 'M' when searching with locate.
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sn't. I'm wondering
if there's some global toggle (other than setting all the colors
yourself) for color.
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might the mutt installed at my ISP not use any colors by
default, while my local one does? Is there a setting to "turn on
color" without actually specifying overrides of the defaults?
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uire_files" directive. It's saying that if
~/.procmailrc exists and procmail is installed, route the message
through the "procmail_pipe" transport, which you can find defined
elsewhere in the same file.
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word. Sorry
about the false problem.
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"Holp, John Mr." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> In my .exrc file I have placed;
>
> set wm=9
>
> That will break the line 9 keystrokes from the right side, give it a
> try.
Still no good. I tried fiddling with my TERM variable too, to change
it from "rxvt&
olumn
point. I thought that maybe vi would chop the lines up upon exit, but
it doesn't. Is there another companion setting that will force a new
line (and let you see this happening as you type)?
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