Am 2008-07-14 10:14:32, schrieb Patrick Shanahan:
snip
TMPDIR=${TMPDIR-/tmp}
snip
TMPFILE=${TMPDIR}/grepmail-output.$$
snip
if [ -f ${TMPFILE} -o -d ${TMPFILE} -o -w ${TMPFILE} ]; then
echo 12 Temporary file ${TMPFILE} exists for some reason! Aborting.
exit 1
fi
Why not use:
Hi Rem!
On Thu, 10 Jul 2008, Rem P Roberti wrote:
Mairix to do indexing and searching of email, and Mairix, to the
best of my knowledge, will not index a file. So I guess I'm asking
why I can't
No, mairix can index mbox files, it can even index bz2 and gzip
compressed mbox files.
On Mon 14.Jul'08 at 15:38:32 +0200, Christian Brabandt wrote:
On Thu, 10 Jul 2008, Rem P Roberti wrote:
Mairix to do indexing and searching of email, and Mairix, to the
best of my knowledge, will not index a file. So I guess I'm asking
why I can't
No, mairix can index mbox files, it can
* Christian Brabandt [EMAIL PROTECTED] [07-14-08 09:40]:
On Thu, 10 Jul 2008, Rem P Roberti wrote:
Mairix to do indexing and searching of email, and Mairix, to the
best of my knowledge, will not index a file. So I guess I'm asking
why I can't
No, mairix can index mbox files, it can
Hi Rem,
Am 2008-07-10 21:25:49, schrieb Rem P Roberti:
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mailboxes $HOME/Mail/walt
mailboxes $HOME/Mail/inbox
All of those mailboxes, with the exception of inbox, are actual
folders. Inbox, on the other hand is not a folder, but rather a file,
to which are appended all of the email
You can replace the 'normal' /usr/bin/lp (or wherever it is) with
lp-cups, what got installed with your cups-package. Easy way is to
#mv lp lp.backup
and then copy lp-cups to this directory and just rename it to 'lp.
Try:
#lp-cups textfile.txt and it should work.
Cheers
herbs
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On Thu, Jul 10, 2008 at 09:25:49PM -0700, Rem P Roberti wrote:
I have a fundamental lack of understanding on something. I am using
Mutt with FreeBSD 7.0. I have a number of mailboxes designated in my
muttrc that Procmail delivers to...for example:
mailboxes $HOME/Mail/muttusers
mailboxes
You can replace the 'normal' /usr/bin/lp (or wherever it is) with
lp-cups, what got installed with your cups-package. Easy way is to
#mv lp lp.backup
and then copy lp-cups to this directory and just rename it to 'lp.
Try:
#lp-cups textfile.txt and it should work.
lp-cups does not
* Rem P Roberti [EMAIL PROTECTED] [07-11-08 12:39]:
lp-cups does not seem to exist on this installation.
nor mine, openSUSE 10.1
When I try to print from Mutt now I get the error message:
lpr: lp: unknown printer
I can't print from the command line, although printing works fine with
lp-cups does not seem to exist on this installation.
nor mine, openSUSE 10.1
When I try to print from Mutt now I get the error message:
lpr: lp: unknown printer
I can't print from the command line, although printing works fine with
my X apps.
what does lpoptions
* Rem P Roberti [EMAIL PROTECTED] [07-11-08 13:03]:
my X apps.
what does lpoptions report?
what does lpq report?
have you tried the web based cups control?
http://localhost:631
it sounds like you do not have a printer defined that lp is aware of.
Localhost:631 shows my
* Patrick Shanahan [EMAIL PROTECTED] [07-11-08 13:25]:
I would try:
lpoptions -d printer name reported by cups/http media=Letter |\
there is an extraneous appearing above, s/b:
lpoptions -d printer name reported by cups/http media=Letter |\
sides=one-sided finishings=3 copies=1
above shows that your printer is GENERIC PostScript Printer. Is
that what http://localhost:631 reports?
Yes.
What distro are you running? Have you *ever* been able to print from
the cl? What printer and what name is assigned in cups?
Actually, I'm running FreeBSD 7.0, and I have never
On Fri, Jul 11, 2008 at 12:34:28PM -0700, Rem P Roberti wrote:
above shows that your printer is GENERIC PostScript Printer. Is
that what http://localhost:631 reports?
Yes.
What distro are you running? Have you *ever* been able to print from
the cl? What printer and what name is
I have a fundamental lack of understanding on something. I am using
Mutt with FreeBSD 7.0. I have a number of mailboxes designated in my
muttrc that Procmail delivers to...for example:
mailboxes $HOME/Mail/muttusers
mailboxes $HOME/Mail/freebsd
mailboxes $HOME/Mail/jep
mailboxes
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On Thursday, July 10 at 09:25 PM, quoth Rem P Roberti:
I have a fundamental lack of understanding on something. I am using
Mutt with FreeBSD 7.0. I have a number of mailboxes designated in my
muttrc that Procmail delivers to...for example:
I have a fundamental lack of understanding on something. I am using
Mutt with FreeBSD 7.0. I have a number of mailboxes designated in my
muttrc that Procmail delivers to...for example:
All of those mailboxes, with the exception of inbox, are actual
folders.
Okay...
Inbox,
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On Thursday, July 10 at 10:17 PM, quoth Rem P Roberti:
Totally unrelated: my printer is installed with CUPS, so lpd is not
enabled. Can Mutt print from this kind of a setup?
- From the CUPS manual:
CUPS provides both the System V (lp(1))
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