Hi! I'm using mutt and procmail. It's an older version of procmail
that didn't natively support maildirs, and so at the time I'd found a
program called safecat, that came with a binary that could be used
with procmail to move mail safely into a Maildir.
I've noticed that I filter mail successfully into at least 6
mailboxes, and I have my ~/Maildir/ as well as 5 other mailboxes in a
seperate ~/Mail/* tree configured in my .muttrc.
Problem is, mutt never tells me that I have new mail in any of the
other mailboxes except for Maildir.
But if I'm in one of the other mailboxes, and I get new mail, mutt
immediately tells me that I have new mail in ~/Maildir.
Is this because the program I'm using to move my mail to my maildirs
is not properly setting some kind of date/time stamp? Would a newer
version of procmail do better?
or does mutt just not tell you when you have new mail in other
folders, except for ~/Maildir?
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