Hi,
This is something I wanted to have for some time, ability to make mutt
ignore certain mailboxes for some time, so that they don't bother me all
day, but to be able to review them when convenient.
Yesterday I bit the bullet and this is the result:
In .muttrc, I replaced my 'mailboxes' line
That's a key that is difficult to bind (the arrow keys usually are).
Here's how I'd do it in your case: first, within mutt, type:
:exec what-key
Then press control-up, and see what happens.
Thanks. Unfortunately my version of mutt is too old and doesn't have the
what-key
Hmmm, my week-or-so mutt does not have this either ...
Yes it does, you're just looking for it in the wrong place. It's
defined in the generic menu, which means it's available everywhere
except in the pager and in the editor. See the manual for
proof:
I'm attaching another way to fix this. It makes mark_old option work
also for IMAP.
IMAP mark_old patch
[...]
Have you created a ticket for that patch at dev.mutt.org/trac?
No. Brendan had his doubts about this being correct thing to do. I
vaguely remember he wanted me to try
Hi,
I'm sorry I noticed this thread after you walked through the code ...
Index: mutt-1.5.18/imap/command.c
===
--- mutt-1.5.18.orig/imap/command.c 2008-09-09 00:17:25.0 -0400
+++ mutt-1.5.18/imap/command.c
since I updated mutt on my debian-machine to version 1.5.18, it
doesn't show if there has new mail arrived anymore.
To describe it: usually I start mutt, hit 'c' and mutt shows me my
subscribed mailboxes and marks the ones with new mails in it with a
'N' besides it.
But now it doesn't
Hi,
I'm using IMAP to access mailboxes. Have all of them subscribed, and it
works great.
In Mutt 1.5.13, when I pressed c to change folder, Mutt was
automatically suggesting next folder with unread messages.
[...]
But when I press c - it doesn't suggest anything. Couple of minutes
ago
If I am right about the cause, the attached patch makes mark_old option
work also for IMAP.
OK, checked - it didn't help :(
Do you have 'set mark_old = no' in your .muttrc ? Apart from the
mark_old thing, mutt's behaving well for me when using IMAP. If you
switch to the folder which is not
Do you have 'set mark_old = no' in your .muttrc ? Apart from the
no. i dont have any mark_old setting in my .,muttrc
mark_old thing, mutt's behaving well for me when using IMAP. If you
switch to the folder which is not offered by 'c', can you see messages
flagged 'N'ew ? Is the folder
i have got some suspicion about imap server - it got upgraded too.
can it be debugged anyway? i can do strace, tcpdump, anything that's
neccessary, i just don't know where exactly to look.
It can, if mutt is compiled with --enable-debug
, see 'mutt -v | grep DEBUG'. +DEBUG means that it is
for quite some time I've been using Mutt. Lately it was Mutt 1.5.13 on
Debian etch.
It worked great.
Last week I upgraded my server to Ubuntu 8.04, and Mutt 1.5.17 and found
out that one of the nicest features is gone. Partially.
[...]
It boiled down to old header cache. Shouldn't mutt
Hi,
Is there some way, from the compose view in mutt, to attach given
files whose paths/filenames I have previously collected in a text file?
Not exactly in compose view, but you may attach files directly when
editing the message. Just set set edit_headers in your
.muttrc, and then add files
[...]
That's why they recently added $time_inc (it's not in a released
version of mutt yet; just in the current development tree). Here's the
description from the development manual:
Sweet. My INBOX opens nearly instantaneously now. And I thought that
it's the hcache being slow.
Thank you
Just wondering which console font people are using in an utf8 locale.
Terminus
http://www.is-vn.bg/hamster/
Yeah, I have heard of it and am installing it now.
Installed Uni3-TerminusBold16 and it seems to be displaying more
foreign characters than chavo, although it does remind
Just wondering which console font people are using in an utf8 locale.
Terminus
http://www.is-vn.bg/hamster/
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This is not answer to your question, but have you tried Twibright Links
?
http://links.twibright.com/download.php
I'm using 'links -dump %s' and I'm quite happy with it.
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From comments from Vladimir, is it a bug in mutt?
This is a point where we disagree with Brendan. I think it is, he thinks
it's IMAP implementation detail. And Brendan surely knows mutt guts
better than me (ironically he was the one who gave me the patch :). You
can find our discussion in the
I don't know why your 'set mark_old=no' doesn't work. Do you possibly
have a folder-hook somewhere that overrides it?
mark_old also does not work for IMAP. I'm attaching patch fixing the
annoyance.
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IMAP mark_old patch
diff --git a/imap/command.c b/imap/command.c
---
I am trying to install mutt on sunos box but I get this error:
checking whether iconv.h defines iconv_t... yes
checking whether this iconv is good enough... no
configure: error: Try using libiconv instead
bash-2.05b$
config.log should have the details. Try looking for checking whether
this
I am trying to install mutt on sunos box but I get this error:
Seems like configure couldn't find the SO.
configure:18489: checking whether this iconv is good enough
configure:18527: gcc -o conftest -Wall -pedantic -g -O2 conftest.c
-liconv 5
configure:18530: $? = 0
configure:18536:
bash-2.05b$ uname -a
SunOS 11 5.8 Generic_117350-34 sun4u sparc SUNW,Netra-T12
Nice, telco machine (Netra).
bash-2.05b$ cat /var/sadm/install/contents | grep libiconv.so
bash-2.05b$
nothing
But we hvae iconv dir under lib intact -
/usr/bin/iconv f none 0555 root bin 11996 42547
I am running mutt in GNU Screen. Is there any way to change the
'name' of the mutt screen in the screen statusbar when a new email
arrives to indicate the total number of new emails?
Wouldn't be enough to 'set beep_new' ?
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# Catch lists on List-Post
:0
* ^List-Post:.*mailto:\/[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Lists/$MATCH/
#
I wish that sieve would be as capable also :(
e.g. something along the lines of:
require variables;
if header :matches List-Post *mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] {
# Catch lists on List-Post
:0
* ^List-Post:.*mailto:\/[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Lists/$MATCH/
#
I wish that sieve would be as capable also :(
Nice one
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Have a look at maildrop, it's filter file is not _that_ simple, but
I like it more than procmail.
I think its getting the regexps right. Otherwise its quite easy:
if (/^Sender: [EMAIL PROTECTED]/)
{
to $HOME/Mail/IN-mutt-users/
}
How much easier than
:0:
* /^Sender: [EMAIL
I'm having trouble with header cache on my box at work. I have the
exact same config on my home box and it works fine. What happens is
that mutt seems to consult the header cache but then discards it for
some reason and then proceeds to download all the headers again.
Home: Debian/i386
reply to a mail and attach several other mails to this reply, when the
attached mails are from different mailboxes ? I can think of
- saving the mails to files
- add the saved mails as attachments
- set the attachment type to message/rfc822
Would it work? Is there better way ?
Sorry,
reply to a mail and attach several other mails to this reply, when the
attached mails are from different mailboxes ? I can think of
- saving the mails to files
- add the saved mails as attachments
- set the attachment type to message/rfc822
Would it work? Is there better way ?
Thank you
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I'm having many mailboxes receiving mail. Many mailinglists, so I'm
getting mail all the time. It can get quite disturbing. I was thinking
that I would define list of core mailboxes and list of all
mailboxes. At the morning I would switch on all mailboxes and read
everything. Then I
Hi,
I'm having many mailboxes receiving mail. Many mailinglists, so I'm
getting mail all the time. It can get quite disturbing. I was thinking
that I would define list of core mailboxes and list of all
mailboxes. At the morning I would switch on all mailboxes and read
everything. Then I would
Search your local manual(.txt) for unmailboxes.
Thank you
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Use a macro around unmailboxes *
That does the trick, thank you
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[...]
Yes. Create two textfiles that define your mailboxes, e.g.
file 1 contains all important mailboxes and file 2 contains all
mailboxes. So your file1 looks like this:
[...]
That's one possibility. I tend to write such things as comment's in
muttrc and then parse the muttrc by perl script
Hi Kyle,
After a bit of work, I've gotten a perl script that I think rivals
URLView. I call it extract_url.pl, and it's here:
http://www.memoryhole.net/~kyle/extract_url/
I wonder if it wouldn't help to add example output of your script to
your page. Especially for people like me who does
After a bit of work, I've gotten a perl script that I think rivals
URLView. I call it extract_url.pl, and it's here:
http://www.memoryhole.net/~kyle/extract_url/
[...]
Sample output? You mean, as in what it outputs when not using
Curses::UI?
Yes. But don't bother changing the page
is there a convenient way to store multiple attachements into the same
path? If I tag all of them and then use ;+s mutt asks me for the
filename/path for each one, but I'd like to give just a path and mutt
should use the filenames as are in the mail.
Andreas
If you tag multiple
[...]
Given all that, I think it's probably worthwhile to have a cron job
delete all of your hcache files once in a while (monthly?), and delete
them all every time you upgrade mutt,
I'm following bleeding edge mutt from hg. I found usefull to put the
cache to /tmp which is ramdisk cleanded
Hi,
Right, but then I have to type 'c' and press space several times to get to
the folder I want (if it's not the first one). Since I typically have 10
or more folders containing new mail, it would be handy to use tab
completion. But since there are folders with similar names which
Hi Dilip,
using 'set mailboxes' as a line in .muttrc gives me:
Sorry, you should be using something like,
mailboxes =mbox1
mailboxes =mbox2
Ah, right, I have those already. Many of them actually. What slows me
down is that when I want to switch to mailbox containing new mail, I
have to
I would like to have some option which would let me tab-complete only
from folders containing new mail.
. (dot) will list mailboxe(s) with new mail.
Right, but then I have to type 'c' and press space several times to get
to the folder I want (if it's not the first one). Since I typically
Hi,
would there be possibility to have some sort of folder name completion
which would offer only folders with new mail?
Let's say that after pressing '.' I can see:
New mail in =INBOX, =vim-dev, =mercurial-devel
I press 'c=mtab' ... nothing happens
second 'tab' ... I can see
1 IMAP
For my personal needs I've written a script to generate hooks from aliases:
Output:
fcc-hook '~C [EMAIL PROTECTED] ~C [EMAIL PROTECTED]' +a1a2
save-hook '~L [EMAIL PROTECTED] ~L [EMAIL PROTECTED]' +a1a2
fcc-save-hook [EMAIL PROTECTED] +a1
fcc-save-hook [EMAIL PROTECTED] +a2
fcc-save-hook
Nice. What exactly are your settings doing? What my_list_folders does?
Hello Vladimir,
Usage:
source alias-hooks.php $alias_file|
folder-hook . 'special settings'
folder-hook $my_list_folders 'other special settings'
Ah, I overlooked that, I thought that it's some secret mutt
Is there a way to trip html tags from an email when viewing or replying?
Does this help you ?
http://marc.info/?t=12023828163r=1w=2
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mailboxes +foo +bar +stuff
and mutt is open all the time. The last mailbox I visited is foo/. Now mail
arrives for all three boxes. I'm in the message index and navigate to bar/,
press Return to enter the mailbox. But instead of opening bar/, I'm ending up
in foo/, i.e. the box which
Hi,
I'm afraid that this is not possible with mutt, as it does not have
virtual folders, at least not ones containing mails from several
maildirs.
So I'll have to learn the mutt way. Thanks for your suggestions!
Or find another solution for your problem :)
Try pressing '.' (dot) in
That is weird, I do not have explanation. I would try maildir as Kyle
suggested.
This works like a charm! The mail is marked with 'N' in the folder view
and everything!
At least we have something.
You can try with mailbox format in similar way,
This didn't work. Strange.
I don't
Hi,
I recently switched from evolution to mutt, and I wonder how to deal
with new mail. In evolution, all received mail was sorted in
diffenrent folders, but I had a special folder where all new unread
mails would show up. I guess it was called a search-folder which
only contained links to
Hi,
I'm using my own script for handling address book. It can read
address from mail stored on filesystem. Then I just added macro to mutt
macro index a shell-escaperm -f $HOME/.temp.txtenter\
shell-escapetouch $HOME/.temp.txtenter\
decode-copy$HOME/.temp.txtenterenter\
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