The only way I can seem to get my file browser to disply my folders in the order i
have them listed (as 'mailboxes) is to do:
set sort_browser=unsorted
this is great except when i hit 'tab' key, the directories (maildir) are
completely unsorted. They don't seem to be sorted quite
hello,
has someone tried procmailrc when you use the pop functionnality of mutt?
mutt fetches all my mail in /var/spool/mail/$LOGNAME
I made a .forward and .procmailrc
checked the permissions of these files
I made a small test so if I sent a mail with test in the subject it should go to the
like new mail (which comes with elm), and other mail checkers such as biff
or xbiff. You must figure out what's checking your folders and stop it.
Ha! I found the little devil... and killed him! :-)
New mail indicator is working fine now.
Are you only interested in new mail in your spool
All,
I apologize if this has been discussed and I missed it, but I recently
upgraded to 1.3.19i. When I did so, the default color seems to have
disappeared. I get about 20 of these errors:
Error in /home/nate/.muttrc, line 243: default: no such color
What should I replace this with? If I
On Thu, 9 Aug 2001, Nate Johnston wrote:
All,
I apologize if this has been discussed and I missed it, but I recently
upgraded to 1.3.19i. When I did so, the default color seems to have
disappeared. I get about 20 of these errors:
Error in /home/nate/.muttrc, line 243: default: no such
Atiz --
...and then [EMAIL PROTECTED] said...
% like new mail (which comes with elm), and other mail checkers such as biff
% or xbiff. You must figure out what's checking your folders and stop it.
%
% Ha! I found the little devil... and killed him! :-)
*grin*
% New mail indicator is
Kyle Knack [EMAIL PROTECTED] said something to this effect on 08/08/2001:
I've finally figured out that 'reverse_name' isn't working because my
alternates line isn't matching properly. I have it written as:
set alternates =
([EMAIL PROTECTED]|[EMAIL PROTECTED]|[EMAIL PROTECTED]|[EMAIL
Will Yadley [EMAIL PROTECTED] said something to this effect on 08/09/2001:
The only way I can seem to get my file browser to disply my
folders in the order i have them listed (as 'mailboxes) is to
do: set sort_browser=unsorted
this is great except when i hit 'tab' key, the directories
I use quite a few fcc-save-hooks (in mutt v1.2.5), and I've noticed
something which makes them almost useless now. The Fcc: seems to be set
according to the first sequential address match. This would be fine if
mutt compared the fcc-save-hook to the To: field first, but it seems to
consider the
I have a few save-hooks set up to save my mailing list stuff into
different folders. However, I'd like to set up a default save-hook that
would save anything that is not caught by the other save-hooks into
another directory according to the From: address. Example: if I have
mail from [EMAIL
The script sounds like a handy one; I can even see how it might lay out.
Write it and submit it! :-)
:-
mbox-format files are just that; the status indicator you seek is
X-Status: and if there isn't one mutt assumes the mail is new.
I have sent a few email-s to myself and palyed with
on Thu,09 Aug 2001, David T-G wrote:
% I always thought that these mailbox files are just plane and simple
% text files, that contain only the email, one after the other; and
mbox-format files are just that; the status indicator you seek is
X-Status: and if there isn't one mutt assumes the
Hello,
I just replied to a message on this list and mutt saw fit to
add a space between the Re: and the rest of the subject line.
I've accidentally sent one of these messages out before and
have been meaning to fix it except I can't seem to find out
what controls this in the manual.
Thanks for
[EMAIL PROTECTED] muttered:
I am a newbie and probably this is a FAQ. Would you excuse me and my
poor english. I know Mutt is able to fetch mail from various POP
accounts, without fetchmail but I don't know how modify my .muttrc
file to do this.
I added new lines for every accont with
set
ok ... might be quite slow, I never relly realized this because I have a
quite fast connection ... so I am really happy with this. But I can
believe having a modem and no local NNTPd might be a pain. I used leafnode
the days I still had a modem ... maybe this helps ;-))
No, I don't
msg.pgp
* Chris S. ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) [010809 17:06]:
Is there something wrong with this?
folder-hook . set index_format=%2C %-20.20L %-33.33s %(%b %d %I:%M%p)
folder-hook IN.Seawolf-List set index_format=%2C %Z %-20.20L %-33.33s
folder-hook IN.Procmail set index_format=%2C %Z %-20.20L
* R. Leponce ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) [010808 09:49]:
Hello all,
just a simple question: I always have my $EDITOR variable set to vim, so I
wanted to try the builtin editor of Mutt. I unset this variable (and
also $VISUAL), and evenis vi is not mentionned in my .muttrc, vi stays the
default
I'm not sure if this is mandatory or not, but my folder hooks have
single quotes around the whole argument, like:
folder-hook Sent 'set index_format=%3C %Z %[%b %d %H:%M] - %-22.22t
(%3l) %s'
Try this out and see if it makes a difference.
Kyle
* Chris S. [EMAIL PROTECTED] [010809 20:05]:
* Will Yadley ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) [010807 19:38]:
change this line
print \033]0;$line\007];
to this:
print \033]0;$line\007;
? It's entirely untested, but my first impulse on looking at it was why
is there an extra right-bracket there?
--
Vineet
On 08/10/01 12:42 AM, Christian Ordig sat at the `puter and typed:
ok ... might be quite slow, I never relly realized this because I have a
quite fast connection ... so I am really happy with this. But I can
believe having a modem and no local NNTPd might be a pain. I used leafnode
It doesn't look like mutt actually needs anything IN the file to know
something is new. Only the access and the creation times maintained by
OK. for mutt to know what a mail is new/old maybe it is not needed to
maintain any special data. But what about other mail attributes: mail
read, mail
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