BTW: I also have scripts "notemail" and "syncmail"
Notemail copies Mail/inbox to my "laptop" (actually an android ASUS
tablet w/debian chroot,emacs,mh, etc.). Along with it,
I make an empty directory for every folder on my desktop,
so that refiling is simple.
syncmail c
Kevin Cosgrove writes:
> What do you all do to access your email while traveling?
Hi Kevin. I have three options:
1. If I have my laptop with me, then the normal thing happens (fetchmail
gets the mail from my IMAP server).
2. Otherwise, I use K9 on my phone to read the mail from my IMAP ser
> > i think an ssh + mh-v on a laptop is a decent replacement for Exmh.
>
> "mh-v" ???
"MH-V - an exmh-like interface for MH/nmh mail with GTK+ colors and Vim key
bindings"
[written in perl using perl-Curses]
Yes, it's mysterious. Google "nmh mh-v" and fishing around in the archives
might
On 24 October 2012 at 9:05, Dale Alspach wrote:
> ConnectBot has a force size setting.
??? where?
> I use 40x25 on my android phone. This
> is tolerable for command line use. You may want to try a replacement
> virtual keyboard such as Swiftkey 3 or Hacker's Keyboard.
Yes.
> I forward some e
On 24 October 2012 at 7:56, ra...@hep.wisc.edu wrote:
> i think an ssh + mh-v on a laptop is a decent replacement for Exmh.
"mh-v" ???
> someday i'll probably make ssh + mh-v work well on driod (won't
> take much work) but so far i've avoided owning/wanting a smart
> phone.
It took me a long t
>What do you all do to access your email while traveling?
For the last 3 years (since I got an OG droid) I've had this
procmail rule:
# First: exclude lots of stuff, sent to low-pri folders
# Now: Anything sent directly to me
:0
* !^FROM_MAILER
* ^TO(list-of-addresses-that-match-my
ConnectBot has a force size setting. I use 40x25 on my android phone. This
is tolerable for command line use. You may want to try a replacement
virtual keyboard such as Swiftkey 3 or Hacker's Keyboard.
I forward some email to gmail. I use procmail to handle the filtering.
Dale Alspach
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Reference:
> From: ra...@hep.wisc.edu
> Reply-to: Discussion list for EXMH users
> Date: Wed, 24 Oct 2012 07:56:20 -0500
> Message-id: <201210241256.q9ocukmo018...@ginseng.hep.wisc.edu>
ra...@hep.wisc.edu wrote:
>
> i think an ssh + mh-v on a laptop is a decent repl
Ken Hornstein wrote:
>> One problem I have more and more often with running nmh in a
>> terminal is that people and systems frequently send messages
>> encoded as html or in the Microsoft variant of quoted-printable.
>> Neither of these is very usable in my terminal windows. I th
Jerrad Pierce wrote:
JP> It's definitely practical on a tablet, Hacker's Keyboard +
JP> ConnectBot is very usable.
TerminalEmualtor + debian chroot is even better.
BEST: you can install emacs + NMH on the tablet.
I have replaced my 8-year old Thinkpad with an ASUS TF300
(rooted with CM
>> someday i'll probably make ssh + mh-v work well on driod (won't take much
>> work)
>... .?
"driod" == "droid", as in "Android", the popular OS for phones and tablets.
I realize that Google is little help for "mh-v"; Google says it's the
Mid-
i think an ssh + mh-v on a laptop is a decent replacement for Exmh.
someday i'll probably make ssh + mh-v work well on driod (won't take much work)
but so far i've avoided owning/wanting a smart phone. (in fact the impending
smart phone and/or tablet doom was partial motivation for writing mh-v.
>One problem I have more and more often with running nmh in a
>terminal is that people and systems frequently send messages
>encoded as html or in the Microsoft variant of quoted-printable.
>Neither of these is very usable in my terminal windows. I think
>that's likely because I haven't kept up on
>I haven't looked for an nmh-droid app. If there is such a thing,
>I would bet that someone on this list wrote it.
>
>What do you people do in such circumstances?
I do something strange; I use AFS to access the same set of mail folders
whereever I am (I call it a "poor man's IMAP"). Works reason
On Tue, 23 Oct 2012 12:56:10 -0700, Kevin Cosgrove said:
> What do you all do to access your email while traveling?
I use fetchmail/procmail to suck my mail down from my e-mail
provider to my laptop. And then I just take m laptop with me. :)
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kevin wrote:
> One problem I have more and more often with running nmh in a
> terminal is that people and systems frequently send messages
> encoded as html or in the Microsoft variant of quoted-printable.
> Neither of these is very usable in my terminal windows. I think
> that's likely becau
On 23 October 2012 at 13:05, Lyndon Nerenberg wrote:
> On 2012-10-23, at 12:56 PM, Kevin Cosgrove wrote:
> > I'd really prefer full operability between my phone and my home
> > email. But, I don't know how to do that.
> >
> > What do you people do in such circumstances?
>
> About the best you
On 23 October 2012 at 22:23, Oliver Kiddle wrote:
> Kevin wrote:
> > What do you people do in such circumstances?
>
> I simply do ssh from my phone. I have a Nokia N900 which
> has a hardware keyboard and even comes with an xterm
> application. With Android, you should be able to get a terminal
You wrote:
>
> What do you people do in such circumstances?
I simply do ssh from my phone. I have a Nokia N900 which has a hardware
keyboard and even comes with an xterm application. With Android, you
should be able to get a terminal and ssh client. You might also want
to put an alias in .ssh/con
It's definitely practical on a tablet,
Hacker's Keyboard + ConnectBot is very usable.
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On 2012-10-23, at 12:56 PM, Kevin Cosgrove wrote:
> I'd really prefer full operability between my phone and my home
> email. But, I don't know how to do that.
>
> I haven't looked for an nmh-droid app. If there is such a thing,
> I would bet that someone on this list wrote it.
>
> What do you
What do you all do to access your email while traveling? I just
got an Android phone. I would like to be able to get at my email
on my home server, stored in MH message files. I've used nmh and
exmh for years. Access from remote locations requires SSH and
X11, which means that I usually need a
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