On Mon, May 22, 2000 at 06:27:22PM +0100, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> 0- I accidentaly deleted the "DON'T DELETE THIS MESSAGE" mail message ... should I
>reinstall mutt? What should I do?
This is a message from (I'm guessing) your IMAP server, not from
mutt. Your server will likely recreate this message.
> 1- to set my own email address when sending email: should I use my_hdr From:
>[EMAIL PROTECTED]? Or will that just create a new "From:" field in the header?
Go ahead and use my_hdr. It will overwrite the current From
field.
> 2- To have all messages from the address [EMAIL PROTECTED] moved to a mailbox
>called "mailbox1", must I use procmail for that? Or does mutt do that? (I had a look
>at mbox-hook but it doesn't seem to make any distinction between the messages inside
>a particular mailbox based on the "From:" field; am I right?)
You *might* be able to hack up a mutt solution, but you'll want to
use procmail for this -- that's what it's designed for.
> 3- to save a certain message to a file, what command should I use? If I press "s",
>mutt asks for a mailbox to save the message in...
So just enter the file name... (a mailbox is just a file)
> 4- what is the path of the mailboxes mutt creates? At the main index mutt says it is
>looking at "/var/spool/mail/manel", but where is the other mailbox ("mailbox2") I
>created inside mutt?
Depends on the settings in your .muttrc, and how you specified the
mailbox. Try `find ~ -name mailbox2` and then `find / -name mailbox2`
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