Sridhar Srinivasan proclaimed on mutt-users that:
> the problem is that mutt(1.2.5i) doesn't inform me that there is
> new mail in some of the mailboxes, specifically these mailboxes are at
> the end of the listing in the mailboxes command.
Can't duplicate that - should cycle between everyth
i have procmail set up to deliver incoming into several mailboxes (mbox
format) and i have them defined in my .muttrc using the mailboxes
command.
the problem is that mutt(1.2.5i) doesn't inform me that there is
new mail in some of the mailboxes, specifically these mailboxes are at
the end of the
.Eterm/themes/mutt
or check the system wide files. SuSE has mutt theme for
eterm, maybe debian does too.
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On Sun, Apr 29, 2001 at 11:23:16AM -0700, Jason Helfman wrote:
> I have Debian Sid.
>
> Eterm
> Ncurses
> Mutt
>
> I have no colors for my Eterm and it should be Transparent with the
> option flags I am using. If I start a Eterm up and type mutt, it jumps
> to a black index, however when editing
I have Debian Sid.
Eterm
Ncurses
Mutt
I have no colors for my Eterm and it should be Transparent with the
option flags I am using. If I start a Eterm up and type mutt, it jumps
to a black index, however when editing, it is transparent. And that
would make sense, being in VI at that point.
Any i
Hi!
Mutt claims that my inbox-file (~/Mail/inbox) is read-only, when I try
to delete messages in it. I start mutt with 'mutt -f $HOME/Mail/inbox'
and I configured mutt with no other options than --prefix.
What do I need to change for it to work?
df:~% ls -la Mail
totalt 101
drws-- 2 ln
> For example: the index format uses %-15.15L
> And I found out that these 15.15 is working like the C printf.
> So I tried to find some info which explains what C printf is.
> The only thing I found was some complicated mathematics about this
> being a format of telling how a printer is going t
When examing first all those config possibilities I fell over some
format which I could not understand. It is not important for survival
but I just like to understand everything, so if someone could light
my brain it would be great.
For example: the index format uses %-15.15L
And I found out that
