Attila Csosz muttered:
> I use fetchmail to fetch my mails and mutt to read them. Sometimes I fetch
> the mails under Windows but leave the messages on the server. I think they are
> marked on the server 'seen'. Then I fetch the mails with fetchmail ( both the
> 'seen' and the new mails ). But when I read them with mutt the 'seen' mails
> aren't marked with 'N'. How could I modify the fetchmail or the mutt
> configuration files to mark also the 'seen' messages with 'N'?
You could use procmail to delete any Status:-Header, since mutt
interprets only mail with no Status:-Header at all as new.
The receipe should look something like this:
:0 fhw
| formail -I Status:
THIS IS UNTESTED!
HTH,
Michael
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