Hi to everyone, I am a new mutt user trying to configure mutt 1.0.1i (on
FreeBSD).
I have succeded in configuring almost everything but there are a few things
I don't succeded in doing...
So I have read the manual and the FAQ but I was not able to solve the
problems by myself...
I am subscribed to several mailing lists so I have made in my .muttrc
entries like these ones:
---> begin <---
mailboxes !
mailboxes +/Personali/kirk
mailboxes +/Personali/scotty
mailboxes +/FreeBSD/multimedia
mailboxes +/FreeBSD/newbies
mailboxes +/FreeBSD/chat
mailboxes +/FreeBSD/ports
mailboxes +/FreeBSD/questions
mailboxes +/FreeBSD/current
mailboxes +/FreeBSD/announce
mailboxes +/FreeBSD/stable
mailboxes +/FreeBSD/hackers
mailboxes +/FreeBSD/mobile
[... etc etc ...]
---> end <---
and I have configured procmail to filter with rules like this:
# FreeBSD mailing lists
:0:
* ^Delivered-To:
freebsd-\/(multimedia|newbies|chat|ports|questions|current|announce|stable|hackers|mobile)@freebsd\.org
* MATCH ?? ^^\/[^@]+
FreeBSD/$MATCH
Everything works like a charm, but I was not able to create an entry (or to
bind a key) so I can easily move from the index of one this mailboxes to
the lists of the mailboxes itself...
I have defined :
bind index <f1> change-folder
but it is not so much confortable because I have to press the ? everytime
to have the lists of them...
Is there a simple way so that I can do it ?
I thought to a macro but I was not able to make it ... Is there a good soul
here that can point me how to realize a simple key binding so that pressing
it I arrive in the mailboxes list ?
And there is a way to configure the list of mailboxes so it can be
displayed in other way than a simple directory browser (perhaps adding a
description and/or customizing the menu list) ?
Thanks for the attention...
Best Regards,
Gianmarco Giovannelli , "Unix expert since yesterday"
http://www.giovannelli.it/~gmarco
http://www2.masternet.it
