Hi Neubienaut,
> I would like to view my various imap accounts in the sidebar with count
> of new messages so I don't have to reopen each account in mutt (with mutt
> -f 'imap config file') to check for new mail.
I'm trying something similar but there are a few problems with the sidebar.
Please
Happy New Year everybody!
Playing around with the sidebar I came up with a few inconsistencies or
most likely misunderstandings. Maybe someone could enlighten me please?
* The sidebar really cannot see a difference between NEW and OLD mails?
So, %N shows the sum of NEW and OLD mails?
But the
Playing around with the sidebar I came up with a few inconsistencies or
most likely misunderstandings. Maybe someone could enlighten me please?
* The sidebar really cannot see a difference between NEW and OLD mails?
So, %N shows the sum of NEW and OLD mails?
But then, how is the value %n calc
> Oh, I meant less efficient because the evaluation is done every time the key
> is pressed when using the macro. Plus it's a macro executing a
> which is evaluating MuttLisp.
Oh, of course! You are right.
What was I thinking? Maybe I should stop tweaking my mutt config and go to
bed? :-)
Th
> Sorry I wasn't clear enough.
Now I understood it. Thank you very much!
> Well, you could try putting the keybindings such as
Sure, but weren't we talking about efficency, i.e. without Muttlisp? :-)
Thanks,
Andy
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Kevin, thanks a lot!
This was exactly what I was looking for.
> The muttlisp can't be inside quotes, so I removed the outer single
> quotes.
Is this only true for "bind" lines?
Because in the macro the muttlisp code is inside quotes:
> macro index j 'run (if (equal $sidebar_visible "yes") \
>
Good evening,
I'm trying to bind the "j" key to the function "sidebar-next" if the sidebar is
visible.
The only doable way seems to be using muttlisp.
I tried to follow the example in the mutt manual but I'm failing to write this
tiny piece of lisp code.
Could someone help me please to correct t
Hi Kevin,
> There isn't a clean built-in way to do what you want, so you'll have to get
> creative.
Very clever. I like it!
When I read "creative" I remembered mutt's hooks and started playing around
with them. My first idea was:
# Turn off autoview before a reply:
reply-hook ~A 'unset impli
Cameron wrote:
thanks for the detailled explanation. Nice use of cmd variables!
> >I tried unsuccessfully:
> > macro index r "\
> > unset implicit_autoview\
> > \
> > set implicit_autoview"
>
> Does that not work? I would expect it to.
I think the problem why it doesn't work here is that "repl
Hi, I'd really appreciate help with this:
>
> Cool ideas. I started with defining a macro like that:
>
> macro index r "\
> unset implicit_autoview\
> "
>
> Works! But I don't know how to set it back afterwards, uhm.
> I tried unsuccessfully:
> macro index r "\
> unset implicit_autoview\
Kevin J. McCarthy wrote:
> For that you'd have to jury-rig something yourself, possibly by modifying
> $mailcap_path, or using the 'test=' flag in mailcap, or altering auto_view
> settings.
Cool ideas. I started with defining a macro like that:
macro index r "\
unset implicit_autoview\
"
Wor
Kevin J. McCarthy wrote:
> With $allow_ansi, Mutt will interpret ansi sequences _it understands_ and
> convert them to curses calls.
Interesting! This explains some of my observations.
> Try setting TERM=xterm-256color, or add "xterm.termName: xterm-256color" to
> your .Xresources file
Wow, you'
Kevin,
> The copiousoutput flag could be making a difference here. That will cause
> Mutt to render the output of the command internally, which by default will
> strip all ansi output.
Even if I set "allow_ansi"?
> If you really want to view it inside Mutt's pager, you could set
> $allow_ansi.
Y
Hi Oleg,
thanks for your reply.
> Below works for me (displays image until pressing any key):
>
> image/*; viu -t %s && read -n 1
Doesn't work for me. :-(
Actually, it's not ALL black but mixed black and white blocks.
If I maximize the size of the xterm I can vaguely recognize the image.
Thus
Hi,
recently I discovered the command line program "viu"
(https://github.com/atanunq/viu)
which very nicely displays images in terminal windows. I added this line to my
.mailcap:
image/*; viu -t -n %s ; copiousoutput
Now mutt calls viu for all attached images.
But only a black rectangle is s
Hi mutt-lovers,
I just found that there seems to be no such thing as a subject-hook.
I was expecting that this would work:
send-hook '~s "URGENT"''my_hdr X-Priority: 1'
but apparently (acc. to the man page) send-hook only matches the recipients.
Do you know of any other way to h
> application/pdf; pdftotext --text %s; copiousoutput;
I prefer this actually:
---
application/pdf; pdftotext -layout -nopgbrk -q '%s' - ; copiousoutput;
description=PDF; nametemplate=%s.pdf
application/x-pdf; pdftotext -layout -nopgbrk -q '%s' - ; copiousoutput;
description=PDF; na
We had this discussion about text/html attachments recently.
Now, I was wondering how to deal with "multipart/related"
I get emails like this:
I 1 [multipa/alternativ, 7bit, 1.0M]
I 2 ├─> [text/plain, quoted, utf-8, 29K]
I 3 └─> [multipa/related
> > That's because all my groups are computed from my address db.
> Same here. I guess I have to update my script which does that.
Done :-)
Now I'm wondering what cool things I can do with it.
Index coloring, limiting, searching sounds easy but not really necessary
since I'm sorting my mails into
> However, the manual's misleading:
We agree on that. :-)
> > - Can I group mutt aliases with -addr or just addresses?
> Not sure what you mean here.
Sorry, I meant: does "-addr" also match alias names? I guess not.
> That's because all my groups are computed from my address db.
Same here. I gu
Cameron:
> However, there are plenty of platforms which are HTML first and provide
> either very poor plaintext equivalents of empty ones, or ever just stuff
> the raw HTML into both parts.
Yes, exactly! What a PITA. I gave up explaining the issue to the senders
because most of them simply don
Hi Cameron,
> >Uhm, maybe compatibility issues between different bash versions?
>
> I do not write for bash, I write for /bin/sh, which exists on every UNIX
Sorry, I meant to write sh.
> I can ship you a tarball of my out-of-my-homedir /opt/css tree, which has the
> lot.
True. Works now! Eve
Cameron,
> Well sure. Great desktop, BSD UNIX underneath. And, frankly, really nice
> hardware.
A few years ago I would have fully agreed with you and only complained
about the price. But lately we're having so many problems with Apple
devices and with every OS upgrade the trouble seems to get w
Hi Kevin,
> isn't defined in the attachment menu, only is.
Oh I see. That's a little confusing. :-)
For now, I helped myself by adding "" to the macro when in the attach
menu.
macro attach V "\
\
set my_old_pipe_decode=\$pipe_decode
my_old_pipe_split=\$pipe_split my_old_wait_key=\$wait_key
Hi Cameron,
> open some-directory-name
Oh, MacOS ! :-)
> Though I suppose that makes it part of my desktop environment. Which
> might be what you intended.
Yes.
> Oh, me too. See the apphelper script :-)
Nice. Tried to get it to run on my Linux machine
but after downloading and adapting q
> macro index,pager V "mail-open-attachments" "extract
> attachments to temp dir and open"
I just noticed an interesting detail - or is it a bug?
When I run in the attachment menu
mutt behaves like and only pipes the selected part.
munpack can't handle that and stops with an error.
What d
Dear Cameron,
thanks a lot for sharing.
I found all necessary parts on your website - lots of interesting stuff there.
:-)
Just one piece is missing: "open" (used in mail-open-attachments)
Is that part of your windowmanager maybe?
But no problem. I simply replaced it with:
cd "$unpackdir" && x
Hi Cameron,
> Use to send the raw message to a script of your own. Some
> random macros of my own:
...
> macro index,pager V "mail-open-attachments" "extract
> attachments to temp dir and open"
Cool idea!
Would you mind sharing the "mail-open-attachments" with us?
Andy
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No mess at all. :-)
see attached pic
Andy
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> Use notmuch.
...
> I have integrated it with my mutt like so
BTW, are there any plans to integrate notmuch into mutt? (like neomutt does)
Cheers,
Andy
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Hi Kevin J. McCarthy,
oh this is embarrasing! You're right of course.
> > PS: I'm using the Ubuntu package: 1.13.2-1ubuntu0.4
Yes, but I also installed mutt 2.0 manually to /usr/local last fall
because there was no deb package yet. Apparently the file mime.types
wasn't installed to /usr/local/e
Hi,
today I noticed that (after over 20 years of using mutt) pdf attachments
aren't declared as application/pdf anymore but application/octet-stream.
I found that /etc/mime.types seems to be ignored and
it works again if I add "application/pdf pdf" to my $HOME/.mime.types.
However the fine mutt
Does anyone know a tool to view the text parts of StarOffice/OpenOffice
documents? I finally convinced my windows buddies to switch from
MickySoft, but now my mutt-setup is incomplete. :-)
Thanks,
Andy.
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Hi Viktor and Rocco,
Viktor wrote:
> can't help you with your question, however, I always encrypt messages
> with the recipient's key and with my own key.
Yep, that's how I do it, too. :-)
> This way, the encrypted messages is stored in my fcc folder, but I'm
> still able to read it, because it'
Hi,
eh, well I think the subject says it all:
Is there a way to make mutt save my GPG-Mails unencrypted to disk?
I thought I had seen something like that in the mailing list, but now I
can't find it anymore.
Any help is appreciated. Thanks!
Andy.
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Hi David,
> I haven't tested it yet, and I don't know how clever the regex engine is
> for hooks, but have you tried
> send-hook [^@]* ...
> yet?
No, I haven't. Great idea... and it worked!
So mutts regex engine is really smart :-)
Thanks,
Andy.
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-hook that "hooks" when I send to
local addresses, i.e. "mutt user1" instead of "mutt [EMAIL PROTECTED]".
How can I write the send-hook line for local addresses?
Thanks a lot,
Andy.
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Hi Cameron,
> On 13:53 13 Nov 2001, Andy Spiegl <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> | Just a quick question:
> | Is there a unix tool to convert something like this
> | Subject: Para =?iso-8859-1?Q?Jos=E9_Carlos_Lavalle_?=
> | into this
> | Subject: Para José Carlos Lavalle
&g
> lynx --dump --force_html --nolist --hiddenlinks=ignore
>
> my $.02
IMHO, w3m does it even better:
text/html; /usr/bin/w3m -F -dump -T text/html %s; nametemplate=%s.html ;
copiousoutput
Bye,
Andy.
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on, but nothing similar
is there. Strangely enough since a few days he doesn't have theses TABs
anymore. Could it be that some server inbetween us had changed the
headers? I wouldn't think so normally.
Thanks,
Andy.
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a why this happened. So far I didn't even notice it, but now
that I use SpamAssassin to filter out my spams (works great!) it complained
that these TABs weren't RFC822 compatible.
Anyone has seen this before or knows where it could come from?
Thanks,
Andy.
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esides I still don't like the idea of having to patch every new
version of mutt before I can install it. I'm using mutt because it makes
my life easier, not more complicated.
Thanks,
Andy.
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U
> Perhaps your patch should be included in the standard distribution as a
> user-configurable option?
Great idea. I don't remember if I already suggested that or not.
But let's give it a try: :-)
Can we make a user-configurable option out of it, please???
Thanks,
Andy.
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ebuf.actime = statbuf.st_atime;
utimebuf.modtime = statbuf.st_mtime;
utime (ctx->path, &utimebuf);
+*/
/* reopen the mailbox in read-only mode */
if ((ctx->fp = fopen (ctx->path, "r")) == NULL)
Good luck (and don't kill me with flames now),
Andy.
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> Note that it is not always encoded with the QP-algorithm. The other
> alternative, Base64-encoding is very common nowadays. Especially in
> subject-lines.
My little program decodes QP and Base64.
Andy.
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able decode' and I'm sure
> something will turn up :-)
Thanks a lot for the hint! I searched, found and programmed. Here is the
result in case that anyone else needs that:
--8<<8
#!/usr/bin/perl
#
# mime_base64-decode -- decodes
il to display the subjects of
all incoming mails via xmessage on my desktop, but this encoded subjects
look really ugly and don't help me at all.
Thanks a lot,
Andy.
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it displays perfectly right in the pager. Just in the index it doesn't.
That should be a pretty clear symptom, right?
> Maybe you want to check the applying RFCs.
Hm, which ones would that be?
Thanks,
Andy.
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Just a quick question:
Is there a unix tool to convert something like this
Subject: Para =?iso-8859-1?Q?Jos=E9_Carlos_Lavalle_?=
into this
Subject: Para José Carlos Lavalle
Thanks,
Andy.
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URL: http
1 Nov 12 =?iso-8859-1?Q?K. ( 9) subject
instead of
1 Nov 12 K.d.Ö.R. ( 9) subject
In the pager it's shown correctly though:
Date: Mon, 12 Nov 2001 20:43:52 -0500
From: K.d.ö.R. <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Andy Spiegl" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Your MTA settings are screwed in some manner -
Hm, but they work as mailserver for a large company network...
> or mutt is not injecting mail
> properly into the mta (set sendmail=[whatever])
I don't use this setting. Maybe I should? Like this:
set sendmail="/usr/lib/sendmai
Hi to all!
I think I have found a bug. When I send this mail:
-
From: Heidi und Andy Spiegl <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Bcc: Heidi Spiegl , [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: test
nothing
-
then the mail simply disappears!
In the syslog I see:
Aug 5 23
hat, if a
file's inode number and modtime are both the same as the last time we
looked at it, then its contents have definitely not changed.
Is the author wrong?
Thanks,
Andy.
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URL:
n't really thinking about
> how it affects backups and syncronization. I can see how this can
> introduce problems w/ programs like, say, rsync.
>
> I change my vote then. But mutt isn't really a democracy.. ;-)
Great! Developers, will you change it then? :-)
Thanks,
A
using sendmail version: 8.11.3+8.12.0.Beta7-8 (from Debian)
Any clues?
Andy.
PS: While at it: after resend-message mutt leaves the Fcc line empty.
How can I change that?
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clues?
Andy.
PS: While at it: after resend-message mutt leaves the Fcc line empty.
How can I change that?
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PGP/GPG: see headers
ication time is not updated
when a file is modified. After all that's what "modification" means, right?
Any other opinions?
Thanks,
Andy.
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e? If no, what do I have to do so that it will be removed?
Thanks,
Andy.
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PGP/GPG: see headers
o _ _
il checking programs, but of
> course breaks mechanisms which really look for mailbox updates.
I vote for removing the code. (c:
Anyone objects?
Andy.
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spiegl users 18153 Feb 20 20:57 testmailbox
Only the size of the mailbox changes, but not the timestamp.
By the way you are also wrong about the proof of the 60 seconds. :-)
I had done this test not 5 months ago, but very recently. Only the
timestamp of the file is from February!
Th
t;grep ^Status: testmailbox
> Status: RO
> Status: RO
> Status: O
> Status: O
> hamster:~>l testmailbox
> -rw---1 spiegl users 26579 Feb 20 20:57 testmailbox
> hamster:~>mutt -f testmailbox
> 2 kept, 2 deleted.
> hamster:~>l testmailbox
> -rw-
T
++HAVE_LANGINFO_YESEXPR
+HAVE_ICONV -ICONV_NONTRANS +HAVE_GETSID +HAVE_GETADDRINFO
ISPELL="/usr/bin/ispell"
SENDMAIL="/usr/sbin/sendmail"
MAILPATH="/var/mail"
SHAREDIR="/usr/share/mutt"
SYSCONFDIR="/etc"
EXECSHELL="/bin/sh"
MIXMASTER="
Hi,
> Have you tried setting the "postpone" quad-option to something like
> "ask-no" or "ask-yes"?
No, that one was new to me! Thanks a lot!!!
Andy.
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i (2000-07-28)
Thanks a lot for any comments,
Andy.
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o _ _ _
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> http://www.hagbard.demon.co.uk/mutt.html
Thanks.
> Why did you not submit your changes to Dave?
Hm, good question. I guess the changes were pretty personal.
Dave, feel free to adopt anything you want.
Andy.
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PGP/GPG: see headers
mutt autoview facility
# Copyright (C) 1997,1998,1999 David A Pearson
#
# Changes by Andy Spiegl <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, 1999, 2000
#
# This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify
# it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
#
Hi Jeremy,
interesting question. I'd be interested in a solution to that, too.
Would you please summarize any private mails (if you get any) here?
Thanks,
Andy.
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o _ _
> :set write_bcc
Wow, you are right, it works!
I had found this switch in the manual, but it says:
Controls whether mutt writes out the Bcc header when preparing
messages to be sent. Exim users may wish to use this.
So I thought this is talking about the menu you get to see before you send
o
When I write a mail with a Bcc: header, this header does not get saved to
the Fcc-file. Is there a way to tell mutt to do that?
Thanks,
Andy.
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o _ _ _
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> No, it's currently not possible, unfortunately.
Too bad.
Wouldn't a variable like "disposition-default" be a good idea?
Are any developers listening here? :-)
Or maybe an extension to mailcap like copiousoutput, or like netscape is
doing it with the "x-mozilla-flags"?
Andy.
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> The solution is quite simple, you create a macro for the compose menu,
> which does "attach-file" (the default a keybinding) and then toggles
> the disposition:
>
> macro compose a
>
> This will override the original binding for "a" in the compose menu.
This sounds like a great idea, but un
be "[EMAIL PROTECTED]"
I tried it this way:
send-hook '~C mutt-' 'my_hdr From: Andy Spiegl <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>'
but then reverse_name doesn't work.
So I tried:
send-hook '~C mutt-' 'set from="Andy Spiegl <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>"
> Well, you can set a compose macro to inline after adding.
Ehmm, sounds like a good idea, but how do I do that?
Sorry for the stupid question,
Andy.
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Bruce DeVisser wrote:
> ^D on the compose menu toggles this, under Mutt 1.2.5i.
>
> (If I hit ? in the compose menu, it's the very first keybinding
> described. :)
Great! I just upgraded and really like this feature.
Now I am wondering how I can set the default of disposition to I(nline).
I ca
Hi!
When I send a mail with a JPG-attachment to a friend that uses the netscape
mailer, the picture does not get displayed inline, but when I use netscape
to send this mail, it does get displayed inline. So, I compared the two
mails and found that mutt writes:
Content-Disposition: attachment
in
Hi!
Does anyone have any new theories on this problem?
Thanks,
Andy.
Here a few tests:
eule:~>echo test | mutt -F /dev/null -s foo spiegl
eule:~>echo test | mutt -F .mutt/color -s foo spiegl
Error in .mutt/color, line 79: *: unknown command
source: Error in .mutt/color
eule:~>echo "uncolor i
Hi!
when I type:
mutt spiegl -s foo < /dev/null
I get to see:
Error in /home/spiegl/.mutt/color, line 79: *: unknown command
Error in /home/spiegl/.muttrc, line 158: source: errors in /home/spiegl/.mutt/color
source: errors in /home/spiegl/.muttrc
In line 79 of ~/.mutt/color I've got this:
> I had many problems with colors when I first started using mutt.
Who doesn't? :-)
> I was using some old version of ncurses then.
So, you are saying, it's not mutt's fault at all?
Doesn't mutt have any chance to check whether ncurses/slang accepted the
defined colors?
> (Actually, even now I d
> There is a maximum number of color definitions which is imposed by
> the terminal handling library (curses or slang).
Oh, I see!
> When you make a new color definition, mutt will check if the limit is
> reached and if this is the case it will silently use the "normal" color
> instead of definin
> Debian's /etc/Muttrc is a complete disaster in my experience. It
> almost put me off mutt when I first tried it.
>
> It's probably a good idea to delete the file altogether.
Hm, good idea, but that doesn't answer whether I found a bug in mutt.
Any developers reading this?
Ciao,
Andy.
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Hi!
I've got a strange problem. After I updated to Mutt v1.0 ((1999-10-22)
(the Debian package 1.0.0-2) all my colors were mixed around. After playing
around quite a bit I found that I have to comment out the following lines
in /etc/Muttrc:
color hdrdefault cyan black
color quoted green bl
Hi Mutters!
Now, I've been using mutt for years, but I don't understand this:
I switch from tcsh to zsh as my login shell and all of a sudden I
only get coredumps. :-(
Who can tell me what is wrong, please?
eule:~>gdb /usr/bin/mutt
GNU gdb 4.17.0.11 with Linux support
Copyright 1998 Free Softwa
to use: "From: Andy Spiegl <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>".
The first part works nicely, but the second doesn't. Mutt always
uses "spiegl@mycomputeratwork". :-((
Here is the relevant part of my .muttrc:
set reverse_name # reply as the user to whom the mail was sen
Hi Sven,
> I think the problem is somewhere else in your muttrc.
> Have you tested mutt without a startup file yet? eg:
>
> echo test | mutt -F NONE -s foo $USER
That gives me:
NONE: No such file or directory
No, just kidding. Here a few more tests:
eule:~>echo test | mutt -F /dev/nul
> The Subject is to be specified before the addresses...
Oops, you are so right. Funny it worked anyway.
> > In line 79 of ~/.mutt/color I've got this:
> > uncolor index "*"
> > which is a documented command.
>
> How about this (no quotes):
>uncolor index *
Nope, same errors.
I tried
unco
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