Ok, I'm banging my head on this one. I'm trying to compile the latest version of mutt. When I start to send an email I put in the To: name which is an alias in ~/.aliases, put in my subject and hit enter. It hangs at this point. I have to kill -9 it from another terminal.
I'm compiling it with ssl, imap, +fnctl, -flock (per the previous
version that work) and I'm trying to enable dotlock. When I do a "mutt
-v" on the old version it gives me a +USE_DOTLOCK but my compiled
version is giving -USE_DOTLOCK which I'm reading as disabled. I've
tried --enable-dotlock, --with-dotlock, --enable-external-dotlock and
none of them make a difference.
Thoughts?
Robert
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