, so the mails in the folder are left marked as new. Is there a way
to make a folder appear in the buffy list as long as there is unread mail in
it?
Thanks in advance,
Mark
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ows the folder as containing new mail (unless
thunderbird marks all the mail in the folder as read). So it appears there is
a flag being set on the server, but that it is something mutt itself sets on
folder entry. I guess I'll need to take a look and find out what mutt does on
opening an ima
On Thu, Sep 04, 2008 at 01:11:24PM -0400, Mark Harrison wrote:
> > It is so even when you don't read _any_ (not even new) mail in that folder.
> > Merely opening the folder sets a flag.
> > I don't know whether that's a mutt or IMAP feature, but it's a
>
> I'm attaching another way to fix this. It makes mark_old option work
> also for IMAP.
Thank you. That patch works perfectly, and removes the need for yet another
option to be created (which was what I was going to try to do next).
Mark
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by "+ ", resulting in
> an invalid URL.
This setting should do the trick:
set markers=no
Mark
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ince the patch to mutt posted by Vladimir (which appears to work
correctly even with mark_old set, unlike my patch which only worked in my
situation), I haven't had any issues with the buffy list, and have been able
to get rid of the ghastly sidebar patch too, which was what I was using to s
efault keybindings, so if you have
changed them, these instructions will be different for you.
HTH,
Mark
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I'm not sure if this will work, as it seems like you're saying that gmail
marks the mail as old, but try adding the following to your .muttrc:
set mark_old=no
This should stop any messages from showing up as old (it will show them as new
instead).
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