I have installed mutt a couple of times on Linux systems,
as a root, and had no problems whatever.
Now I want to install it on a Sparcstation, where I am an
ordinary user.
The usual installation procedure does not succeed because
of write permissions to various catalogs.
Mutt's installation guide
Hi, Sergei Duzhin!
Sometime (on Monday, October 4 at 13:01) I've received something...
I have installed mutt a couple of times on Linux systems,
as a root, and had no problems whatever.
Now I want to install it on a Sparcstation, where I am an
ordinary user.
The usual installation procedure
I just noticed that the following line from my muttrc doesn't work
as expected:
send-hook . "set record=~/mail/sent-mail-date +%Y-%m"
What's wrong is that it this morning it still saved in -99-09 for me.
I got it to update to -99-10 by restarting mutt, but normally I don't
exit mutt that often.
hi,
I think all that is required is to run
configure --prefix=/path/to/install/mutt
and run 'make install'. If you still have problems like 'mail folder is
read-only' comment out 'define USE_DOTLOCK 1' in config.h after running
configure. Then run 'make install'.
HTH,
Raju
On Mon, Oct 04, 1999
On Mon, Oct 04, 1999 at 12:30:21AM -0500, Jeremy Blosser thus spoke:
ashley [[EMAIL PROTECTED]] wrote:
i am trying to figure out how i can mark all mail in a mail folder as
read. i can see how you mark a thread, or specific message, but not how
to mark all messages as read. is this
Dirk Huebner [[EMAIL PROTECTED]] wrote:
Hi Peter,
seems as if you made a directory as root. Is that right? If so, it is
not possible to save sth. in this directory because you (user) is not
the owner. Check your permissions. I would suggest changig ownership
of the directory to your user by
Staffan Hämälä [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on Mon, 04 Oct 1999:
send-hook . "set record=~/mail/sent-mail-date +%Y-%m"
What's wrong is that it this morning it still saved in -99-09 for me.
I got it to update to -99-10 by restarting mutt, but normally I don't
exit mutt that often. Shouldn't it
Thus spake Raju K V ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
I think all that is required is to run
configure --prefix=/path/to/install/mutt
and run 'make install'. If you still have problems like 'mail folder is
read-only' comment out 'define USE_DOTLOCK 1' in config.h after running
configure. Then run 'make
Hi,
I'd like mutt (I use 0.95.7i) to automatically set the fcc for a newly
composed mail to the mailbox from which I issued the mail command. I.e.
when I'm in =my/box and compose a new message, it should have Fcc: =my/box.
I tried
fcc-hook ~A -
since, according to the manual, - means the
Quoth Andreas Kahari:
In [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sergei Duzhin writes:
[cut]
Question: is this possible and, if yes, what changes should I
make in the Makefile?
Sergei Duzhin,
The University of Aizu
Yes.
None.
Run 'configure' with the option "--prefix=/path/to/local/install/dir"
Don Blaheta [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on Mon, 04 Oct 1999:
It starts off nice, dealing with ./subdir/man, but then decides it needs
access to /usr/local/doc/mutt, which I don't have. I'd fix this in the
configure script, but autoconf is still a mysterious black box to me.
There's an option
On Sat, Oct 02, 1999 at 11:29:39PM -0400, Fairlight wrote:
On Sat, Oct 02, 1999 at 11:58:58PM +0200, Jan Houtsma thus spoke:
In the index with threads what does the star (*) mean in the arrow?
for example:
message1 bla
message2 |-
message3 |*
On 991004, at 14:29:52, Don Blaheta wrote:
It starts off nice, dealing with ./subdir/man, but then decides it needs
access to /usr/local/doc/mutt, which I don't have. I'd fix this in the
configure script, but autoconf is still a mysterious black box to me.
If configure finds prefix/doc (and
Quoth David Ellement:
On 991004, at 14:29:52, Don Blaheta wrote:
It starts off nice, dealing with ./subdir/man, but then decides it needs
access to /usr/local/doc/mutt, which I don't have. I'd fix this in the
configure script, but autoconf is still a mysterious black box to me.
If
Where is the PGP key to be found that will check the detached sigs on the
Mutt source distros? I didn't find it on the mutt.org site, and I can't find
anything in the tarball docs.
Howard Arons
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I'm quite new to mutt, and so far very happy with how it works, and how
configurable it is. I've got a problem that is probably just me missing
something obvious, and would appreciate a pointer. If mutt is running, and I
receive new email, mutt doesn't add the message to the index list until I
Don Blaheta [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on Mon, 04 Oct 1999:
If configure finds prefix/doc (and maybe prefix/doc/mutt), it puts
the documentation there.
First of all, I had set prefix to "./subdir". Second, /usr/local/doc
does not exist on our system.
But you probably didn't have a
Quoth [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I'm quite new to mutt, and so far very happy with how it works, and
how configurable it is. I've got a problem that is probably just me
missing something obvious, and would appreciate a pointer. If mutt is
running, and I receive new email, mutt doesn't add the
Jess Thrysoee [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I just sent this message to the list, and I saw that mutt adds a
"Reply-To" in the body of the message. How do I remove this behavior?
Reply-To:
Hi all
You must have header-editing turned on. When you do, you must be
careful not to insert a
[EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If mutt is running, and I receive new email, mutt doesn't add the
message to the index list until I hit a key.
Mutt has a $timeout variable that tells how often it will stop waiting
for a keypress from you, while in the index screen, and then go
You can find it on the standard PGP key servers, and in the
attachment to this message.
On 1999-10-04 15:22:15 -0400, Howard Arons wrote:
Date: Mon, 4 Oct 1999 15:22:15 -0400
From: Howard Arons [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: PGP Sig on Distros
Where is the PGP key to be
Hello,
I've been using Pine with IMAP on a Linux server and I want to move to
mutt because of its wonderful interface and configurability.
I just joined the list today and cannot find any mention of using an
address book as in Pine. Is there a way to add an addressbook to mutt?
Thanks in
At 11:55 -0700 04 Oct 1999, Robert Chien [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Which RFC specifies the format of In-reply-to:? Reason I ask
is because dtmail (as well as Eudora Pro, hotmail) doesn't
seem to do it and thus breaks my threads in mutt. I would
like to submit a bug report and need some
At 11:55 -0700 04 Oct 1999, Robert Chien [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Which RFC specifies the format of In-reply-to:? Reason I ask
is because dtmail (as well as Eudora Pro, hotmail) doesn't
seem to do it and thus breaks my threads in mutt. I would
like to submit a bug report and need some
I was wondering if there is anyway to export a message,thread, and or
mailbox without the headers. I would like to export an entire mailbox and
a couple of threads but I don't want any headers, only the body of the
text. Is there any way to do this, or a program/script that will edit out
the
Yesterday I posted a question about whether it was possible
to install mutt for oneself without having the root
writing permissions. The only advice I received was
to run configure with the prefix pointed to my home directory.
This is what I did from the very beginning:
./configure
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