Hi, all --
Bob, thanks a bunch for your patch; I think that it would be a pretty good
thing and don't immediately see a reason to use octal or hex nummbering
anyway (does anyone?) Mikko, you must have way too much time on your
hands :-)
Thanks to all for the quick pointer to the real cause -- P
On Fri, Jun 09, 2000 at 05:50:51PM +0300, Mikko Hnninen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I wonder if it would be possible to make Mutt always assume decimal, as
> I doubt anyone will be specifying dates in either octal or hex. :-)
>
> It's kind of cool though, a limit of ~r 011/6/0x7d0- actually wo
Chr. v. Stuckrad <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on Fri, 09 Jun 2000:
> Mutt may be stumbling upon an octal digit '9'
> which is illegal by reading the Number '09'
> which is 'in octal' beginning with '0'.
Yes, this must be it. I tried 01/09/1999- as the limit, and Mutt then
complained of invalid mont
Chr. v. Stuckrad writes:
> This 'leaving out the '0' might explain it :-)
>
> Mutt may be stumbling upon an octal digit '9'
> which is illegal by reading the Number '09'
> which is 'in octal' beginning with '0'.
> (Standard conversion in C-library).
I was just about to post this, but you beat
This 'leaving out the '0' might explain it :-)
Mutt may be stumbling upon an octal digit '9'
which is illegal by reading the Number '09'
which is 'in octal' beginning with '0'.
(Standard conversion in C-library).
I did not look in the sources though,
but I had that problem a few times in program
David T-G <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on Fri, 09 Jun 2000:
> push "l ~N ~r 09/06/2000-\n"
> Invalid day of month: 09/06/2000-
Reproduced here. (Mutt 1.1.9) I didn't try it with push, just a
regular limit command.
Leaving out the 0 before the 9 ("9/06/2000") helps, Mutt doesn't
complain anym
Hi, folks --
A while back I asked about automatic limiting by date and for help with
pushing in a limit command when calling mutt from a script. Well, I have
all of that worked out -- or thought I did, at least.
My little script goes through the procmail logs and generates a list of
folders to
