Kolbjørn Barmen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on Mon, 14 Aug 2000:
> OK, singlequotes got it going... allthough not quite as you describe it:
>
> mailboxes '{imap1}'/var/spool/mail/user
That's weird.
> I assume there is some way to list all the folders set up in .muttrc (why else
> have them?)
Either "mutt -y" (from the command line) or
c(hange-folder), <tab>, <tab>
or
c(change-folder), "?", <tab>
Pressing tab when in the file/directory browser brings up the incoming
mailboxes view.
> and also some way to let mutt scan through them one by one for new
> mail?
Nope, not that I know of. When you press c for change-folder, there's
a default prompt which is the first folder defined in your mailboxes
that has new mail. So c<enter> should take you to the next new
message... But you can't unfortunately macro it into a single key.
> Is it also possible to name the folders
> with a name/alias/assign/whatever, so that I can tell mutt I want to open the
> "AmigaAmp" folder, instead of '{server}'/var/spool/mail/.kolla/amigaamp ?
No, that's not possible. You can set your $folder and then use the
+ and = shortcuts, but it works only for a single path (ie. it isn't
much of a help with multiple IMAP folders). Folder aliasing besides
just the $folder functionality would be rather useful with IMAP I
guess.
> OK, I'll read the man pages for muttrc some more :)
That's a very good idea. :-) After that, go read the manual. :-)
Mikko
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