On 10Apr2008 09:46, Dave Wood <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
| Solved:
| Well it seemed to be down to mounting fs with noatime
This is because for a UNIX mail folder (flat file) the easy check for
newness is mtime > atime (i.e. mail has been written since the last
read of the file). If the atime never
On (02:06 10/04/08), Dave Wood <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> put forth the proposition:
> I have just imported all my mutt settings from my PC to my laptop.
>
> Now a strange thing occurs:
>
> I have new mail marked N
> I go into mbox and read mail
> I leave mbox - N is gone
> I look into another mbox brie
I have just imported all my mutt settings from my PC to my laptop.
Now a strange thing occurs:
I have new mail marked N
I go into mbox and read mail
I leave mbox - N is gone
I look into another mbox briefly and return to browser
N appears again for new mail
This also happens if for example I clo
