* Matthias Weiss <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [2002-03-26 19:11]: > What do I gain from this when I have 3 mailing list > on one and another 4 lists on the other account?
"IMAP" > > > I'd like mutt to check whether a mail came from a mailing > > > list and display only those mail at ones that belong to > > > the same mailing list. I'd then want to switch between > > > the list with some key command. > > You can acheive this, although I personally prefer sorting > > and threading to make this less configuration specific. > Don't understand what you mean. *HOW* can I achieve this? RTFM! > > > When I end my mutt session I'd want mutt to store the > > > read mails in seperate mail boxes, each for every mailing > > > list I'm subscribed. > > You can do this with save hooks, but you'll > > have to manually save after reading. > you mean I have to save manually every mail??? 8-| No. > > > Those remaining mails that don't belong to a mailing > > > list should be moved to a general list. > > Move them to a readmail folder, for example, this can be done. > How? filtering > > > Is that possible with mutt and if yes how can I do this??? > > Too many ways to skin a cat. Do it with the dog ;-) or do it with > > fetchmail, with procmail perhaps. Depending on how important it is for all > > this to be automatic, and whether or not you will ever access your mail > > with another client / via webmail, will guide the decisions. > I'm getting approx. 130 mails every day, so this *IS* important for me. > Maybe I can do something with my mta (postfix) to splitt > the mails up into several inboxes. Don't know why, > but I always thought this is the job of my mailclient. Wrong > > I think mutt should be left for reading your mail and moving it > > about, but automating things /before/ you even read the mail > > (moving unread messages into folders dependent on address sent to, > > etc) might be better acheived with something like procmail. > Well, I actually don't care what part of the mail system > is doing the job. I want to have a solution that > helps me handling this amount of everyday mails. yeah > > > Then I have a question regarding address books - > > > is there support for something alike in mutt?? > > There are aliases, which allow you to have nicknames for all your > > contacts, and these can be browsable. However, name, address, > > telephone and all that is outside the scope of aliases in mutt. > It's all I need, I'll try this. good > > > Ps.: could you please CC me answers cause I'm not on the list. > > I didn't think this list could be posted to by non members. > It can't, but my mail was forwarded to the mailing list maintainer > so it appeared even so. I know that being not a member of a list > and mailing to it is bad habit, nevertheless I hope you excuse it, > one more mailing list and I drown in mails, sorry! done. Sven
