Replying to myself here. I believe I have found the cause of the problem AND
fixed it. We shall see.
After finding out about the 'noatime' flag on the partition, googling 'mutt
noatime' immediately gave
results that were much more relevant to my problem. For example, from the Mutt
wiki:
http:/
* Steve Revilak (st...@srevilak.net) wrote:
> $ wc -l foo.txt
> 2 foo.txt
> $ ls -l foo.txt
> 4 -rw-r--r-- 1 srevilak users 58 Jun 13 20:20 foo.txt
> $ ls -lu foo.txt
> 4 -rw-r--r-- 1 srevilak users 58 Jun 13 20:23 foo.txt
Many thanks for your investigative work, Steve, I
* Steve Revilak (st...@srevilak.net) wrote:
> Does the first Note in
>http://www.mutt.org/doc/manual/manual-3.html#ss3.11
> apply to your case?
Thanks for your reply, Steve, sorry for taking so long to reply myself.
I don't think it applies, although I don't fully understand that first Note.
Hi I'm pretty new to mutt and I've got the following simple setup:
Mail is received over the internet by Exim and delivered to user's home
directory using
Procmail. Procmail sorts mails into different folders using simple
rules like TO_, etc.
The above works perfectly, however