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
opt
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:
https://people.gnome.org/~mark
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 is
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 som
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 appear
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
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 di
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, ch
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[is
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 '
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 se
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 up
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
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
varia
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
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
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