Is it just me and mutt is supposed to do this, or is there actually something I've done wrong to MAKE it do this?
scenario: Launch mutt, it drops you into your spool directory. Hit [q], and depending on the setting of $quit (a quadoption), it asks you or doesn't ask you, and either exits, or doesn't. Now, launch mutt and specify '-y'. You get dropped into the mailbox display. Hit [q], and mutt immediately exits. "Waitaminit here, that isn't right, weren't you supposed to ask me before you exited?" If you but once enter a mailbox, $quit seems to start taking effect. Needless to say, I have "set quit=ask-yes" in ~/.muttrc... -- Marc Wilson [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
