Mihail Konev wrote:
> When forwarding a message, mutt catenates all the attachments into the
> body.
>
> Is this a correct behaviour?
> How to avoid it?
The behavior is controlled by the mime_forward variable. The default
value is the traditional way mailers have always handled mail. It may
Ian Zimmerman wrote:
mutt is GPL. Apparently there is some license incompatibility between
GPL and the openssl license which prohibits linking mutt with openssl,
unless there is an exception for this specific situation.
Here is a nice summary of the issues:
Patrick Shanahan wrote:
Will Yardley wrote:
Patrick Shanahan wrote:
how can I stop squirrelmail/dovecot from changing (N)ew file markers to
(O)ld? Or is it possible?
I was about to post this very same question. I am trying to use an
IMAPS server with mutt and having the same issue.
Alexander Dahl wrote:
Bob Proulx wrote:
Agreed. However Mailman has an option that is often (ab)used.
Filter out duplicate messages to list members (if possible)
In which case if you are subscribed to the mailing list and someone
posts to the mailing list and also either
Michael Elkins wrote:
I prefer to save the copy with the List-Post header field rather
than the personal copy, so I use a slightly different approach:
Agreed. However Mailman has an option that is often (ab)used.
Filter out duplicate messages to list members (if possible)
In which case if
James Griffin wrote:
I believe Fedora/Redhat systems have a similar way of selecting
which package/program should be your default using an
alternatives-type command. Useful for Linux users.
At the risk of drifting too far from topic, yes, Red Hat / Fedora does
have alternatives. It appears to
Luis Mochan wrote:
my system, /usr/bin/mutt is a link pointing to
/etc/alternatives/mutt. Furthermore, /etc/alternatives/mutt is a link
pointing to /usr/bin/mutt-patched, which is the actual binary for the
...nice description of alternatives...
Some time ago I posted this following in a
Derek Martin wrote:
But this philosophy favors the casual list member over the people who
read the list regularly. The community should cater to its regular
members, not people whose interest and participation are fleeting...
So this approach is wrong. The Mutt community, by and large,
Chris Green wrote:
I have now done all these things. The muttrc lists and subscribe
commands now have only ix...@ixiemaster.ixion.co.uk in them.
and the result is that mutt doesn't recognise some messages (which
only have ix...@ixion.co.uk in them) as list messages so I can't L[ist
Chris Green wrote:
I have a mailing list where in some cases, when I L[ist reply] the To:
address ends up as follows:-
To: ix...@ixiemaster.ixion.co.uk, ix...@ixion.co.uk
Look at the list headers. How does the list identify itself? Look
for a List-Post header. Do you see something
Marcelo Luiz de Laia wrote:
I use mutt+emacs+post.el (all from Debian depositories).
Sure.
I would like to bottom posting when I replay a message. How I
configure emacs|post.el to do that?
The normal thing to do is to edit the quoted reply and delete the
non-relevant parts. I set the mark
Grant Edwards wrote:
Nicolas Williams wrote:
Right. There's no good convention for end of list of arguments to an
option. There's only a good convention for end of variable argument
list ('--'), and since this is the closest thing...
And since there _is_ a convention that '--' ends the
Kyle Wheeler wrote:
On Monday, December 29 at 12:15 PM, quoth Michael Kjorling:
Untested, but should work:
`if [ ... ]; then echo 'source onefile.muttrc'; else echo 'source
otherfile.muttrc'; fi`
Then just fill in onefile.muttrc and otherfile.muttrc with
whichever settings are
I happen to like pager_index_lines=8 to show me where I am in the
thread. But at times I read mail from my PDA with a small screen. I
want to conditionally change the configuration such that large
terminals get pager_index_lines set to a value but small terminals do
not set this value.
I came
Just a gentle reminder to keep replies on list... Mutt's list-reply
feature is perfect here. :-)
Sergio Dominguez wrote:
Stefano Sabatini wrote:
In which mode are you composing the message (mail-mode, post-mode)?
Agreed. Check the setting of the auto-mode-alist variable. This is a
Stefano Sabatini wrote:
# textual session
if [ -z display ]; then
This will never be true. You meant to say the following there.
if [ -z $DISPLAY ]; then
Bob
Stefano Sabatini wrote:
My problem depends on the fact that I have many maildirs setted as
mailboxes (using the mailboxes command) and I would like not to display
them in the buffy view when they don't contain messages.
Try the TAB command when viewing that displayed information. It
should
Stefano Sabatini wrote:
Ismael Valladolid Torres wrote:
What can be making Emacs not to change the language environment when
opening a mutt temporal post file?
I'll say it could be post-el fault.
Maybe it's changing the coding system when setting the mail
mode (or maybe some other
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