recipient-based hooks

Greetings, I'm trying to achieve the following 4 behaviors: 1. In the folder "stuff", use the signature file ~/.sig and the address [EMAIL PROTECTED] otherwise, use the default From: address and no sig 2. On any new message or replies to *@stuff.com, use the address [EMAIL PROTECTED] o

Re: Forwarding attachments

> P.S. > Since I'm writing anyway, could someone repost the procmail rule to > turn non-MIME PGP signatures into MIME compliant attachments? ## PGP -- This converts from the old style PGP mail, to the MIME style ## that Mutt likes. This recipe is from doc/mutt/PGP-Notes.txt ## :0 * !

Re: gnupg

Matt Hyclak [[EMAIL PROTECTED]] wrote: > For some reason I can't seem to pin down, mutt doesn't want to use gnupg > anymore. It detects it when I run ./configure, but when reading signed > messages, it shows the signature as an attachment > >[-- Attachment #2 --] >[-- Type: application/pg

Re: How can I ?

On 1999-09-28 12:04:17 -0500, David DeSimone wrote: > There is s save-decode command, but I don't know if weeding headers > is part of the decode process. With unstable, it is.

Re: How can I ?

On Tue, 28 Sep 1999, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > 2) Can mutt determine the content type of the file being attached ? >Normally one presses ^T and types it thereafter. Mutt tries to determine the MIME type by checking the file extension against ~/.mime.types or /etc/mime.types. > 3) Can one s

Re: How can I ?

On Tue, Sep 28, 1999 at 12:04:17PM -0500, David DeSimone thus spoke: > [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > 5) Can one convert a .PST file to unix-like(text) format ? > > What's a .PST file? Microsoft Outlook's P.O.S. excuse for a folder format. And I'm -guessing- the answer is no,

Re: How can I ?

[EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > 1) Though we can weed-out the headers while forwarding and viewing, >can I do the same while saving the headers (automatically) ? > [ I don't want to save the headers like - "Received: from ..." !] I think it is short-sighted to not want to

Forwarding attachments

It seems to me that I should be able to do the following: Select a message with multiple MIME attachments and hit 'v' to go into the attachments menu, tag one or more of the attachments then type ';f' to forward tagged attachments. Mutt allows me to go through the procedure, but doesn't forward

Re: save-hook II

Martin Keseg - Sun Slovakia - SE <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > btw which manual do you using ? http://www.mutt.org/doc/manual/ ? I use the manual that comes with Mutt: /opt/mutt/doc/mutt/manual.txt. It might be /usr/local/lib/mutt/manual.txt on your system, or wherever. -- David DeSimone |

How can I ?

Hi, I am using mutt for sometime and have these Qs: 1) Though we can weed-out the headers while forwarding and viewing, can I do the same while saving the headers (automatically) ? [ I don't want to save the headers like - "Received: from ..." !] 2) Can mutt determine the content type of

Re: UTF-8

> > (2) I received e-mail which had UTF-8 in the headers, like this: > > > > From: "Kalle XXXä" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > > > > That's a 2-byte encoding of ä. Is there an RFC that permits or > > forbids this? Should this really have been something like: > > rfc822 only allows 7bit in the heade

Re: UTF-8

On 1999-09-28 15:31:33 +0200, Edmund GRIMLEY EVANS wrote: > (2) I received e-mail which had UTF-8 in the headers, like this: > > From: "Kalle XXXä" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > > That's a 2-byte encoding of ä. Is there an RFC that permits or > forbids this? Should this really have been something l

UTF-8

(1) Is it possible to run mutt in an xterm (or eterm or whatever) that understands UTF-8 and thus read UTF-8 e-mail that contains a wacky mixture of UTF-8-encoded characters? If so, is there a HOWTO that explains what to do? (2) I received e-mail which had UTF-8 in the headers, like this: Fr

gnupg

For some reason I can't seem to pin down, mutt doesn't want to use gnupg anymore. It detects it when I run ./configure, but when reading signed messages, it shows the signature as an attachment [-- Attachment #2 --] [-- Type: application/pgp-signature, Encoding: 7bit, Size: 0.2K --] [--

~f patterns in score commands

When I construct a score pattern using ~f, it appears to behave differently from in other contexts. Specifically, the expression seems to be matched only against the email address, not the name. Eg, if this message is From: Andrew Pimlott <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, an ordinary search for either "~f pi

opposite-search

hi, Is here way to set search-opposite with prompting for regexp ? -- Keso be smart, don't be retard!