On Sat, Oct 27, 2001 at 05:37:33PM -0500, Stephen E. Hargrove (dis)graced my inbox with: > what i'm seeing is this: > > -rwx------ stephen seh Oct 27 17:27 4096 ../ > -rw-r--r-- stephen seh Oct 27 16:14 50255 Bulk > drwxr-sr-x stephen seh Oct 23 18:02 4096 History/ > -rw-r--r-- stephen seh Oct 26 10:27 666761 Lori > -rw------- stephen seh Oct 02 17:34 68360 apache > > when Lori and apache have new mail. what i'd like to see is this: > > -rwx------ stephen seh Oct 27 17:27 4096 ../ > -rw-r--r-- stephen seh Oct 27 16:14 50255 Bulk > drwxr-sr-x stephen seh Oct 23 18:02 4096 History/ > -rw-r--r-- stephen seh Oct 26 10:27 666761 N Lori > -rw------- stephen seh Oct 02 17:34 68360 N apache > > when the mail folders Lori and apache have new mail.
Well, I've never actually figured out how to make mutt do that the way I want it to (I can make mutt tell me when there's _new_ mail, but all new mail turns old when you leave that folder. I can't make mutt tell me when there's _unread_ mail, like you want to). But, like I said, a good solution is to set up mbox-hooks (read the manual for more information on them). With mbox hooks, you can move all your read mail into a designated folder. This means that if you saw this: -rwx------ stephen seh Oct 27 17:27 4096 ../ -rw-r--r-- stephen seh Oct 27 16:14 0 Bulk -rw-r--r-- stephen seh Oct 27 16:14 123456 Bulk-old drwxr-sr-x stephen seh Oct 23 18:02 4096 History/ -rw-r--r-- stephen seh Oct 26 10:27 3451 Lori -rw-r--r-- stephen seh Oct 26 10:27 666761 Lori-old -rw------- stephen seh Oct 02 17:34 0 apache -rw------- stephen seh Oct 02 17:34 68360 apache-old You would know there is no new mail in Bulk or apache (because their sizes are 0), and you would know there is new mail in Lori (because it's size is not 0). HTH & HAND :) -- Rob 'Feztaa' Park [EMAIL PROTECTED] -- "If it weren't for electricity, we'd all be watching television by candlelight." -- George Gobal