On Tue, 15 Sep 2009, Jason wrote:
> damn, here I go again... however, I've narrowed it down.
>
> Jason wrote:
> [snip]
> > I've followed the smime howto's, imported my certs, tried .mime.types,
> > .mailcap to no avail. mutt refuses to decrypt it. When i select the
> > email, it shows "applicat
damn, here I go again... however, I've narrowed it down.
Jason wrote:
[snip]
> I've followed the smime howto's, imported my certs, tried .mime.types,
> .mailcap to no avail. mutt refuses to decrypt it. When i select the
> email, it shows "application/octet-stream".
>
Here's my ${HOME}/.mailca
Sorry to reply to myself, I thought of a few things...
Jason wrote:
> All,
>
> I'm attempting to send and receive email from an Exchange2007 server (I
> know, bleh :-P ). Seeing as how Evolution-mapi is having some issues, I
> decided to eliminate all the GUI crap.
>
> I'm able to pull all of m
All,
I'm attempting to send and receive email from an Exchange2007 server (I
know, bleh :-P ). Seeing as how Evolution-mapi is having some issues, I
decided to eliminate all the GUI crap.
I'm able to pull all of my email with "exchange2mbox" and I plan on
using "openchangeclient --sendmail
* Baldur Gislason [09-15-09 12:55]:
> Can I somehow tag messages that are older/newer than X or aged between X
> and Y?
Yes, directions/methods are described in the fine manual. Begin in
section "2. Patterns: Searching, Limiting and Tagging", expecially
pattern modifiers ~d and ~r. Be sure to r
Can I somehow tag messages that are older/newer than X or aged between X and Y?
Baldur
