> but see that I already have /etc/default/fetchmail (I'm running
> debian), which means fetchmail will start automatically on boot.
> However, won't fetchmail then be run by root and not see the
> "set daemon 900" statement in ~/.fetchmailrc? So will fetchmail
> fail to start in daemon mode fo
> Leopard comes with the necessary stuff for several variants of nsterm,
> but not nsterm-16color. You can install your own ncurses (e.g. via
> MacPorts), which I usually do, and that *will* contain the necessary
> nsterm-16color stuff, but system-provided programs won't use it.
> *THAT* is w
> Ahhh. Personally, I find "nsterm-16color" is usually more accurate for
> Apple's Terminal. It stands for "NextStep Terminal" (or should I say
> "NeXTstep"), which is where Apple's Terminal came from. The only
> downside is that nsterm-16color isn't included with some old versions
> of ncurses
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Cool. Thanks for the detailed explanation.
> What terminal program are you using on your Mac? Apple's Terminal or
> an honest-to-god xterm or something else?
I'm just using Terminal.app.
What confused me slightly was that this wasn't happening on another NetBSD
machine i use, which
Hi Kyle, thanks for your help.
> The TERM is definitely the issue. That setting controls how mutt (or,
> more accurately, ncurses) knows what codes to use to change the colors
> and otherwise draw things on your terminal (such as the status bar).
>
> You don't need to install X11 on your FreeB
Hi Nathan
> Was the Mutt on the FreeBSD machine linked with slang, while the Mutt on
> the other machines using ncurses? (You can tell by looking at the first
> few lines of the output from "mutt -v".)
mutt on my FreeBSD machine is definitely compiled with ncurses; ncurses
5.6.20080503 to be
I use FreeBSD for my email server and have mutt installed on it. I often ssh
into the mail server from Mac OS X (Leopard) and use the remote mutt. However
when I do, the display on terminal is not right, namely that the indicator does
not stretch across the whole width of the screen as it normal
> The problem is when reading mail containing a url and hitting "CTL b"the
> error message is"urlview not found".
^^^
perhaps the key bind \cb has been set to use urlview by the ubuntu apt-get
people, have you looked at the bindings in /etc/Muttrc/ , there are also other
> All you need is two reply-hooks to add the Reply-To header when you are
> replying to a message addressed to your .ac.uk address, so the
> complete solution would be:
> set from=ja...@fantomatic.co.uk #default address
> alternates myusern...@cs.man.ac.uk
> set reverse_name
> You would be able to accomplish this, but only if you replace your
> default send-hook with:
> set from=ja...@fantomatic.co.uk #default address
> alternates myusern...@cs.man.ac.uk
> set reverse_name #use alternate when replying
>
> ..followed by and send-h
It would be much simpler to do this:
>
> send-hook . unmy_hdr reply-to from
> send-hook '~t "(manchester|cs.man)\.ac\.uk"' my_hdr From: Jamie Griffin
>
> send-hook '~t "(manchester|cs.man)\.ac\.uk"' my_hdr Reply-To:
> ja...@fantomati
ster|cs.man)\.ac\.uk"' 'my_hdr
From: Jamie Griffin ; \
my_hdr Reply-To: ja...@fantomatic.co.uk'"
I read a bit in the manual that said:
"Note that if a regular expression contains parenthesis, or a veritical bar
("|&qu
Hi Szilvester
> Well, the problem is probably that the SSL cert is issued for the FQDN
> of your machine, whereas you try to connect to it as "localhost". What
> happens if you use the same full hostname in the IMAP URL as the one that is
> in the SSL certificate?
Using the FQDN instead
Hello
I've compiled mutt on NetBSD 5.0.2 using pkgsrc/ports with ssl support. I use
mutt to read mail from my imap mailbox on the localhost, so have
"imaps://localhost/INBOX." in my muttrc file. I use dovecot and use self-signed
ssl certificates. Without $ssl_verify_host unset mutt complains
On Tue, Dec 22, 2009 at 01:02:46AM +0100, Andreas Kneib wrote:
> I like mpop:
> http://mpop.sourceforge.net/
> http://mpop.sourceforge.net/comparison.html
offlineimap is also pretty good and well worth checking out.
Jamie
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On Tue, Jun 17, 2008 at 03:37:20PM -0700, Chris Lemire wrote:
> I tried Evolution with Gmail using Imap. It sorted my emails by the labels I
> had been using with the web interface, very nice. Why isn't Mutt doing the
> same? It's only looking at the email in my Inbox, and I can't get to archived
On Wed, May 28, 2008 at 10:04:33AM +1000, Greg Darke wrote:
>
> Hi Jamie,
>
> Is the drive where your spoolfile is stored mounted with the 'noatime'
> directive?
>
> --
> Greg Darke
Hi Greg
I believe it is. Not certain how to confirm that, but as far as i
know, the following entry in /etc/fst
Hello everyone
I upgraded from mutt 1.5.17 to 1.5.18 yesterday and since, i've noticed
that when i change folders from my spoolfile the new mail flag appears
telling me i have new mail in the spoolfile. when i go into that folder
there is no new mail.
I have mail polled by fetchmail, and deliver
eone
could provide any tips.
Jamie
On Sun, Mar 09, 2008 at 05:10:15PM +0100, Steve S wrote:
> On Sun, Mar 09, 2008 at 02:34:23PM +, Jamie Griffin wrote:
> > I've been struggling for ages trying to set up mutt on my linux
> > machine.
> >
> > I've specifie
I did try that, but mutt returned a message saying /home/user/mail/inbox
is not a mailbox.
Would that have caused the error messages i got after runnning getmail?
On Sun, 2008-03-09 at 14:44 +, Michael Kjorling wrote:
> On 9 Mar 2008 14:34 +, by [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Jamie Griffin):
>
I've been struggling for ages trying to set up mutt on my linux
machine.
I've specified the Maildir mailboxes in muttrc
set up procmail
set up getmail to pop my email
but when i open mutt it wants to use /var/mail/user
i created this using:
sudo touch /var/mail/user
sudo chown user:users /var/
This is great, thanks Todd. I'll look into building my .deb package,
certainly sounds like the best way forward, although quite daunting
having had a brief look :0)
Jamie
On Sat, 2008-03-08 at 10:47 -0500, Todd Zullinger wrote:
> Jamie Griffin wrote:
> > I'm new to Linux an
Hi
I'm new to Linux and bought my machine with ubuntu 7.10 this week. I've
been using Mac osx for the last 6 months and so i'm still very much in
the learning stages.
I've got a lot of stuff to read to teach myself, but having been using
Mutt on my Mac i want to get it up and running on my Linux
Hi -
I just have a general question about upgrading and how to do this properly.
I'm using mac os x (10.5.1) in case that helps.
I'm unclear on what happens to the existing version on my system. Do i need to
manually remove this, or is it automatically removed after compiling the new
version
On Mon 10.Dec'07 at 15:37:00 -0600, Kyle Wheeler wrote:
> On Monday, December 10 at 09:15 PM, quoth Jamie Griffin:
> > Thanks Kyle
> >
> > i will look at procmail and see what i can so. Any ideas on where i
> > could find some more infor about using procmail with i
On Mon 10.Dec'07 at 14:51:02 -0600, Kyle Wheeler wrote:
> On Monday, December 10 at 08:23 PM, quoth Jamie Griffin:
> > I don't use local folders currently and manage my mail using imap
> > folders.
>
> Cool, same here! I like being able to get access to all my e
Hi there -
I don't use local folders currently and manage my mail using imap folders. I
thought about setting up mailboxes
to receive and store items such as mail from mailing-lists.
I'm assuming i can get mutt to do this for me when the mail pulled down from
the server but from the resources
On Sun 9.Dec'07 at 17:15:38 -0600, Kyle Wheeler wrote:
> On Sunday, December 9 at 11:10 PM, quoth Jamie Griffin:
> >Firstly, it's working and the attachments are oping succesfully.
> >However, after i've closed it and return to mutt
> >there's an err
Hi -
further to my query about viewing attachments, i want to ask about the script
i'm using in /usr/local/bin to
launch the program which opens the attachment.
Firstly, it's working and the attachments are oping succesfully. However, after
i've closed it and return to mutt
there's an error mes
Thanks for that.
I did keep both lines/entries in the mailcap file, only now i have swapped them
around, like so:
application/msword; view_attachment %s "-" '/Applications/Microsoft\ Office\
2004/Microsoft\ Word'
application/msword; antiword %s | less; copiousoutput; needsterminal
This does
Hi -
I've read so many websites and the manuals to set up attachment viewing from
mutt. I've got a .mutt/auto_view file and a .mutt/mailcap file with appropriate
entries in it.
The main problem i'm having is with ms applications - word is the one i've
tried so far.
I got around this by put
need to have an mbox vaiable setting in my muttrc?
On Tue, Dec 04, 2007 at 10:44:08PM +, Jamie Griffin wrote:
> Hi
>
> i wondered if you had any idea's about the variable set folder=
>
> I'm trying to set this variable to connent to an imap server (fastmail) us
Hi
i wondered if you had any idea's about the variable set folder=
I'm trying to set this variable to connent to an imap server (fastmail) using
the following:
set folder="imaps://mail.messagingengine.com:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:pass=**"
when i'm in the main mutt viewer that lists my messages,
es on
system that i may not need.
And bearing that in mind - is it safe to just delete them if i do
need to keep a sent file for messages sent using MUTT?
Jamie
On 4 Dec 2007, at 14:18, Rado S wrote:
=- Jamie Griffin wrote on Tue 4.Dec'07 at 6:40:29 + -=
I have picked bits up f
rafts
set folder="imaps://mail.messagingengine.com/INBOX"
set spoolfile="imaps://mail.messagingengine.com/INBOX"
set mask="."
set [EMAIL PROTECTED]
set realname="Jamie Griffin"
set askcc
set askbcc
set nomove
set implicit_autoview
set mailcap_path="
Hi there -
his may seem like a really simple question, but i've been setting up my MUTT
client for a few weeks now, and it seems to work fine, etc, but i have a query
about what's happening to my sent messages, or rather where they're being
stored. I've noticed this evening that i had a lot bui
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