Morten Bo Johansen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on Sun, 25 Jun 2000:
> sort_browser=reverse-date
>
> It doesn't work, however, since I'm using maildirs and without
> assigning a lock file during procmail delivery then no time
> stamp is set on the mailbox folder and therefore Mutt cannot
> sort the folders as intended. (Rather the time stamp is set on
> the "cur/new/tmp" subfolders)
You're right, I've found the same thing.
> Question: Is there any way that I can have a time stamp applied
> to mailbox folders without having to assign a (superfluos) lock
> file during delivery so that I can have folders with new mail
> always placed on top?
There exists a patch for Mutt which makes Mutt consider the "new"
sub-directory timestamp to be the "folder timestamp" for Maildir
folders. I really think it should be integrated into the mainstream
Mutt, but so far it hasn't been... Actually, looking at that patch,
it also does something else with Maildirs, so maybe that's why. It's
also a bit old (March), so may not apply cleanly to current Mutt
versions.
Regards,
Mikko
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