I posted this earlier to the offlineimap mailing list and I think it might
interest some subscribers of this list too. I hope this is not
inappropriate.
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Hello,
Hoping this is an appropriate place to do so, I'd like to present a project
of mine which might int
s like you're looking for:
set sort = threads
set sort_aux = last-date-received
(specifically the second line)
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y_ansi'
which would permit ANSI sequences to be added by the display filter while
still filtering out ANSI sequences present in the original message. Oh well,
... maybe I'll see about writing a patch.
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t; sequences that mutt
uses to identify the start of an ANSI sequence before creating our own. This
filtering can be done in the highlighting script itself, by adding a new
line at the start:
s/\[/\^\[\[/g
Resulting in:
s/\[/^[[/g
/^[^]/{
s/\*\([^*][^*]*\)\*/[1m\1[0m/g
s/\([ ]\)_\([^_][^_]*\)_\([ ]\)/\1[4m\2[0m\3/g
}
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mwnx
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o user 1.
> Could you please help me to organize multiple accounts with mutt? Thank you
> very much.
> --
> Yours sincerely, Jayson Willson
Well, I guess this is my time to shamelessly advertise. I wrote a
program/script called Mutterer that helps with that. See:
https://github.com
st get rid of 'source[...]' in your macro and
replace '!' with 'path_to_folder' (replacing
path_to_folder of course).
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= yes
sslcacertfile = /etc/ssl/certs/ca-certificates.crt
type = IMAP
Good luck!
[1] https://www.github.com/mwnx/mutterer
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d a fix, is
that you can only open one page at once or thunderbird will complain
about an existing instance. I'm pretty sure there must be some
option to force a new instance, or, in the worst case, it should be
possible to containerize thunderbird to make it unaware of other
instances.
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mwnx
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