Francisco --

...and then Francisco D. Borges said...
% Hello Folks,
% 
%  I make backup of e-mail with this at procmailrc:

Hmmm...  This looks suspiciously like the stock backup recipe, which
deals with mbox-format folders at one message per box...


% 
% :0 c:
% ${BACKUP_DIR}

I don't nkow much about MH, but I thikn you need to append a trailing /
on this.  Other MH gurus will probably be able to tell you more...


% :0 ic
% | cd ${BACKUP_DIR} && rm -f dummy `ls -t msg.* | sed -e 1,${MAXBACKUP}d`

Yep; this same grammar works for me -- with mbox files.  Dunno about
MH...


% 
%  that's supposed to be an MH folder, procmail delivers to it as it is an
%  MH folder but when I try to open it from within mutt it shows the folder

Are you sure it's really being delivered as MH instead of mbox?


%  as empty. I've created an empty file ${BACKUP_DIR}/.xmhcache but it
%  didin't help. I'm using qmail here.

Dunno about either of those...


%  
%  My question is: What I could do to make mutt open this as a regular MH
%  folder???

Here's the meat of the answer: mutt just opens the folders based on what
they are, and you don't have to tell it anything.  So My guess is that
it's *not* really an MH folder with MH messages in it, and that's why
mutt doesn't show anything.

Here's where we get to the "send us more detail" question of such
problems :-)


% 
%  cheers,
% -- 
%    Francisco.
%    São Paulo, Brasil.
%              __o
%             `\<,
%      _____(*)/(*)_____

                                o      _     _         _
  --------- __o       __o      /\_   _ \\o  (_)\__/o  (_)
  ------- _`\<,_    _`\<,_    _>(_) (_)/<_    \_| \   _|/' \/
  ------ (_)/ (_)  (_)/ (_)  (_)        (_)   (_)    (_)'  _\o_
 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

*grin*


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