e it would be quite trivial to make the help line to just
display any text that the user wants, with the help of a Mutt variable.
Nobody's just needed that yet, so it's not been done...
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ue here is that Mutt won't run in the background like
you expect here, when it's invoked from cron. The reason is that there
is no tty available, so in that case Mutt will only run in the automatic
mail sending mode.
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s that both addresses belong to
you. Mutt will then display "To " in the sent-mail folder
for both of the email addresses you're sending mail as.
For more information, look up the $alternates .muttrc setting in the
manual.
Hope this helps,
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e better if
placed before the ~f hook. With the given order, $signature ends up
always being ~/.sig-default.
Just thought I'd clear that up,
Mikko
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, you have to do a
rebuild.
Hope this helps,
Mikko
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"Depression is merely anger without enthusiasm."
set
$envelope_from. No need to play around with sendmail command line
switches. (Mutt still uses -f internally, though...)
Regards,
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differing commands, but any more than
that and I create a separate muttrc-file and set the hook to do a
source-command on that file.
Hope this helps,
Mikko
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first form doesn't work and the
second does. Would sure be interesting to find out why, though.
Unfortunately I don't have the time to delve into that right now...
Regards,
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like a very big kludge, but I think there was
some semblance of success too. :-)
If I remember right, maybe that person could speak up..?
Regards,
Mikko
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der timestamps are not set correctly, and Mutt doesn't
detect the new mail because of that. As to the reason behind that, it
could be any number of things. Check the archives.
Regards,
Mikko
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ers Maildir as a folder-format for incoming mails -- among
other things, no hassles with the "folder has new mail" detection)
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uot;mailboxes" command.
In your .muttrc:
mailboxes ~/Mail/folder1 ~/Mail/folder2 ...
(or possibly =folder1, =folder2, if your $folder points to ~/Mail)
Hope this helps,
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l likely make you happy. If not, check the manual's entry
for the variable for more information.
Regards,
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#x27;
> # Set the outbox index different, I want to see who I'm sending to.
> folder-hook out 'set index_format = "%4C %Z %[%b %d] %-15.15L (%4l) %s"'
That's why I prefer the %F expando; it saves from having to use these
two hooks, while the net result is still essen
't know much about terminal programs, but I'm guessing that the
method Mutt uses for "hiding" the cursor is not supported by these
problem terminals, and so it remains in the last position where
characters were drawn.
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ss, not just
the "username" part of the address)
I hope this helps,
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uot;Lines:" header that tells how many
lines there are. You can add this to all incoming messages (if they
don't have one) by using a message filtering/delivery tool such as
procmail, or maildrop. The Mutt FAQ has a suitable rule to use for
procmail.
(You can find the FAQ from http
rder given with the "mailboxes" command.
Mutt always starts from the first though, it doesn't check if the
current folder is in the list and then get the "next" from that.
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ue. Put '' quotes around the whole
'index_format="%3C/%m %Z %{%Y-%m-%d %H:%M} %-15.15F %s"'
And it should work. You could also put the whole "set" command
within the '' quotes, if you like, but then you probably couldn't
use the line continua
nual specifically, if not I guess
it's another improvement. Anyone want to submit a doc patch? :-)
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estamps.
It's difficult to say what is the cause on your system, I can only
explain how the new mail detection works (for folders) and hope that you
can solve it for yourself.
Regards,
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27;t see
> a way to do it with save-hook but it could be that I just don't know how.
I don't know if this will affect message saving, but you could try
set ignore_list_reply_to
That's assuming you don't mind what the option does, of course.
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s like the sort command doesn't do anything...
Well, the hook is executing, if you get the error.
I would try what was suggested in the other mail, create a minimal
.muttrc and try to get it work with that.
Also you could try:
:set sort=threads
Check if that works.
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e at all? Does
folder-hook . set sort=threads
for example? If that works, and you do a "folder-hook mutt", can you
make it execute? You could put some garbage command in and see if you
get an error message when you enter the folder?
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resent.
The "^From " trick will only work with mbox format folders though.
Emails stores in a maildir will not have that (instead, they have the
Return-Path header). It would be nice to have a standard way of
matching the envelope sender information.
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you don't need a copy sent to you privately, but if you're *not*
subscribed to the list, then you do want to get a private copy of any
replies.
Regards,
Mikko
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ight at the source (use "set [EMAIL PROTECTED] envelope_from").
You will still need to configure sendmail (or whatever the MTA is) to
use a smarthost.
Regards,
Mikko
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ch "mutt-dev", in fact anything with "mutt" in the name.
Regards,
Mikko
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"Stay Alive!" -- Big Country
r this to work, you need to tell Mutt
which addresses belong to you. You do this by setting up the
$alternates variable properly.
See the manual for more information on $alternates and $index_format.
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same as the message size,
so ~z works for that. But nothing else is available. A patch might
be added if someone made one available. :-)
Mikko
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Maildir or MH folders from within
Mutt...
Mikko
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All true wisdom is found on T-shirts. (But a lot of it is in sig-files too.)
AP folders though, I think.)
Mikko
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"Yesterday was the deadline on all complaints."
around, how about
setting your postponed setting to a local folder? I don't know if
that's an option for you...
Mutt of course shouldn't crash on postponing over to an IMAP folder,
that should be fixed, but while it does maybe using a local folder will
help you (if you can use that
want it, possibly from the command
line manually, or from a crontab entry for periodic execution.
There's unfortunately no way to create a similar macro for D
(the delete-pattern function). But ;d (tag-prefix followed by d)
will work, for "deleting" tagged messages in this way
Nils Vogels <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on Sun, 05 Nov 2000:
> Hi Mikko Hänninen !
Hello Nils Vogels. :-)
> Another question: is there some way I can see what the current send-hook is
> set to, like I can request the current value of a variable , using set
> ?variable ?
No ther
send-hook . 'my_hdr X-something: `shellscript`'
Hope this helps,
Mikko
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be
done with redirect from /dev/null, or possibly echo.
If you absolutely need to use a direct stream, then I recommend you
use uuencode to encode the included file. You can specify the filename
too with uuencode.
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at Mutt uses for keyboard input (curses
and slang) don't distinguish between control-arrow and a regular arrow
keypress, so Mutt can't either.
Regards,
Mikko
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r file.
Hope this helps,
Mikko
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"Macs are actually decent machines once you put an OS on them."
ease be more specific about "I am unable to do this"?
Regards,
Mikko
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x27;.
Good to hear things finally work. :-)
Best regards,
Mikko
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And oh, if I'm wrong and that doesn't solve your problem, please let us
know. I'm 95% sure that's the problem, though. :-) The macro looks
like it should work.
Regards,
Mikko
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fferent?
Well, you can use a complex expression, like
~C "([EMAIL PROTECTED]|[EMAIL PROTECTED])"
So that's why it's EXPR, not USER. You're not limited to looking for a
single user. The same is true for ~t, so I think the ~t should also have
EXPR, not USER.
Mikko
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ge sent and saved Fcc copy will not be the
same, unless you do something like add a Bcc to yourself. Also, you
won't be able to see the changes before sending.
Hope this helps,
Mikko
PS. No need to send emails to me privately, I'm on the list (as the MFT
header in this email shoul
)
> that's Corrs, not Coors
Definitely. :-)
Mikko
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&
w, there is no actual way to get the
temporary filename of the attachement.
Regards,
Mikko
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10.0 times 0.1 is hardly ever 1.0.
nd. I don't have the patch,
but maybe it can be found in the mutt-dev archives. The patch may have
added some other functionality too, I forget...
Regards,
Mikko
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Not that I've ever
seen Mutt slow down because of using too many send-hooks, but it's a
good practice anyway to clean up after yourself. :-)
Mikko
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;s also a "known feature". Things work fine when you quote the
expression containing |'s.
Regards,
Mikko
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? I think
save-hook "~s BUGTRAQ" +bugtraq
ought to work.
Regards,
Mikko
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is just an example, it could be any key really.
Hope this helps,
Mikko
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God is REAL, unless explicitly declared INTEGER.
or all
the possible exit keys in the compose menu, that restore your usual
setup. They could also un-macro all the compose menu bindings, although
that's strictly speaking not necessary (it won't hurt to leave them in
every time).
I hope this helps,
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great too.
Try pressing the "l" key sometime when in the index. :-)
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get the result
>listed like a standard folder.
> Is this possible ?
No, it's not possible with Mutt. You could create an external script
and run that from within Mutt, if you were using regular folders. But
I don't know of any way to search on IMAP folders using a script.
Regards,
M
ault reply. etc etc
> etc
I don't see how that is any different from what resend-message provides,
actually?
Regards,
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plex to try to limit
the scope to that message only. It's something you just have to be
aware of when working send-hooks, that for every hook that you use, if
you want to have a default value, you must set it yourself with a
"send-hook . whatever".
Regards,
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ere PATTERN is your pattern).
I hope this helps,
Mikko
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Foolproo
my_hdr From" too... It's
easier to just not mix the two, unless you really need to for some
reason. If you want to change your default From address, it can be done
with setting $from (in Mutt 1.2 and later).
I hope this helps,
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I hope those work. :-) If not, you can try replacing
with \n and with \t.
Regards,
Mikko
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Thomas Roessler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on Tue, 24 Oct 2000:
> ... and not supported by MTAs different from sendmail, such as
> postfix or qmail, right?
Right for qmail too.
Mikko
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ere's no default Fcc value provided with
resend-message. This is certainly something I think should be changed,
it could even be called a bug.
So: There is no Fcc unless you remember to manually add one in the
compose menu.
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Darrin Mison <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on Sat, 21 Oct 2000:
> I can't figure out for the life of me why this doesn't work
>
> save-hook ~s\\fm-news =freshmeat_list
It's supposed to be:
save-hook '~s fm-news' =freshmeat_list
Or at least, that'
ternates.
> 2) Turn off a limited view. Right now I just pound
> in garbage to 'unlimit' it.
"Limit all", eg.
l .
(or "l ~A", if you prefer that)
> Hope this isn't trying anyone's patience,
Not mine, at least. :-)
Hope this hel
the message (I think).
Ooops, I just noticed that this function isn't listed in the manual,
time to create a documentation patch again... It is listed in the
help screens, though.
Regards,
Mikko
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d pine.rc..?
> - How to replace aggerable commands, ie. e.g. 'Mark all messages in this
> mailbox received between 01-Jul and 01-Aug' [how do you do this anyway?]
Mark, do you mean tag?
T~d 1/7-1/8
That is: tag-pattern, and tag messages with a sent-date between 1/7
and 1/8
original 1.0 functionality was useful, but it had two features
combined into one function: sending an email using an existing email
as a base, and editing an existing email. By splitting the features
into separate functions (edit-message, resend-message) they both work
better.
Regards,
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se the w(rite) command
to write it back to the folder. After that you can then quit the
message without sending it.
But the edit-message function in 1.2.5 is much nicer.
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raf <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on Wed, 18 Oct 2000:
> but the backticks convert it all to a single line.
Mutt's backticks don't, it's only shell backticks that do that.
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possible to supply the keyid on the command line?
Sure.
mutt -e 'set pgp_sign_as='
Hope this helps,
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end the passphrase to mutt_octet-filter.
I'm not sure, but the %?p?-? looks like a Mutt expansion string.
If %p is defined (has a non-empty value), it will be used. If not,
then the string "-" is used instead.
If that's true, then this is Mutt-specific and cannot be used outside
o
a desktop linux box connected
> over ppp)
I don't know, I think the annoyance factor reduction is quite
significant, and that shouldn't be discounted. True, there are no real
material cost savings achievable at this point.
Mikko
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Conor Daly <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on Tue, 17 Oct 2000:
> Incidentally, does anyone know of a way to cycle through the list of
> folders with new mail on the "c" command.
You mean, like space does?
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's something you've really not seen before? So
the same problem needs to be solved there.
Mikko
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10.0 times 0.1 is hardly ever 1.0.
commend (again) Maildir, as
I'm not sure how will it would handle changes to a single file while
disconnected (ie. mbox folders).
>From what little I know of AFS, it's not simple to set up, so may be too
complex for this kind of use. Still, it may be worth looking into.
Regards,
Conor Daly <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on Sun, 15 Oct 2000:
> mutt -s < $1
It might be easier to just use "mutt -H tempfile", and then use /dev/null
as the input.
Mikko
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r the home directory, and deliver all
incoming mail there with procmail or maildrop.
> 3. I need to guarantee that mutt isn't running while I do the
>rsync, otherwise something will be corrupted.
This won't be a problem under Maildir, the same design which eliminates
the n
t mail...
Well, the answer is "multi-threading", something that the current Mutt
doesn't do, and which would be a fairly significant change in the
program structure.
I suppose it could be kludged in to work even without multi-threading,
but that wouldn't be the "right"
first
> place??!!
Well, in fact everyone should be using Mutt, with $followup_to set,
$honor_followup_to set to "yes", and then it doesn't matter whether
the person doing a reply uses L or g... As long as they're using
Mutt. :-)
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folders'`
>
> would work...
That feature could be added into the command-line IMAP filtering tool
that's been speculated about. ;-)
Mikko
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ck
if [ -f $LOCKFILE ]; then
echo "Another Mutt session is already running ($LOCKFILE exists)"
exit 1
else
touch $LOCKFILE
mutt $*
rm $LOCKFILE
fi
... That's untested, I just typed it in, but hopefully it will work.
At the very least, with minor tweaking.
Hope this help
ble
(sort of) with $reverse_name.
If not, well, I actually can't think of anything else... The
$alternates regexp does look correct.
Mikko
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a child exited 127 error.
qmail does support -f for both qmail-inject and the sendmail wrapper,
I'm fairly sure of that.
Hope this helps,
Mikko
PS. Please use the address [EMAIL PROTECTED] when posting to the list,
not the @gbnet.net address, thanks.
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ght. The sendmail (or equivalent) program gets
invoked only once by Mutt, and all the copies will be thus sent at that
one go. The message going to everyone is identical.
Regards,
Mikko
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ate it if you add or remove files to/from
the directory.
If you want that, then you need to create a shell-script which does the
expansion for you, and call that from $signature instead.
Hope this helps,
Mikko
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y functions are generic names,
so that you can actually do "bind generic $ last-entry" which will
make $ bound to "last-entry" in every context which doesn't have an
overriding setting for $.)
Mikko
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)" ...
if you haven't touched the default value of the $default_hook setting.
See the manual's entry on the $default_hook setting for more info (well,
not much more, but at least for the official documentation).
Regards,
Mikko
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by copying a message into one,
though.
Hope this helps,
Mikko
(who doesn't use IMAP)
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rst invoke the
function and then pre-type the = for you.
macro index c =
That way you don't have to type it. :-) Of course, if you don't want it
there for some reason sometimes, you have to then manually erase it.
Regards,
Mikko
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current message's From header.
It is *only* used as a default from header value for new messages
(new mails and replies too unless $reverse_name comes into effect).
If you want to set the From header from a send-hook, you must use
"my_hdr From:".
Regards,
Mikko
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atever" so I can just edit
the profile files, and not have to worry about quoting all the time.
Also worth noting is that you don't need the ()'s unless you want the
output of more than one command grouped together.
Hope this helps,
Mikko
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enient, e.g.:
>
> save-hook '~tc ^mutt-users' =mutt
I don't know who it was, but yes someone else has already thought of
this. It's called ~C.
Regards,
Mikko
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-- anything that begins with "vim".
Because it's a simple string comparison (case-insensitive), you
*can* also specify the full address, if you want.
Regards,
Mikko
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ender is in fact not
specified in the headers, it travels "outside" of the actual mail
message data.
Regards,
Mikko
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f)
real mailing list addresses.
So, your subscribe line should be:
subscribe vim vim-dev psst ipchains masq mutt-users mutt-dev netfilter
You don't need to specify "vim-dev" or "netfilter-devel", because "vim"
and "netfilter" already cover those.
Hop
e command you're
using, so people can then tell you how to fix the quoting with the
help of an example.
Hope this helps,
Mikko
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question by setting
set move=no
If you don't want read mail to be moved.
Hope this helps,
Mikko
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is very basic. If you need anything fancier than
that, you're better off using fetchmail (or some other POP MTA).
If you're not happy with that, you can always write your own patch...
I guess it might be useful to have at least the POP-to-program option.
Regards,
Mikko
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Thu, 28 Sep 2000:
> If you are using Maildir delivery instead of mailbox, you
> will HAVE to use maildrop.
The latest version of procmail supports Maildir too.
Regards,
Mikko
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RL handy, but it should be available in the
list archives at least. Possibly also on the Links page at
www.mutt.org.
Hope this helps,
Mikko
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/from all the
subfolders, and use a different directory..
Regards,
Mikko
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