On Mon, May 13, 2002 at 09:09:11AM -0500, David T-G wrote:
> %
> % I tried "mutt -f imap://localhost" but it goes into my INBOX. I am using
>
> Yeah, that makes sense; you're telling mutt to open that particular
> folder.
>
> % courier-imap. The mailboxes variable in the .muttrc dosen't seem to work
> % either for subscribed imap folders.
>
> Assuming you have $folder set to imap://whatever... and perhaps have a
> list of mailboxes (though I don't know that that's *required*), then
> perhaps
>
> mutt -y
That would be a solution but I'd have to constantly maintain the list of
mailboxes in my .muttrc, as I access the account from several mail
clients (twig, mutt, Outlook Express, Mozilla Mail, etc.) and regularly
modify the (un)susbscribed status of certain imap folders from any
client.
What I am looking for is a way for mutt to thow me directly into the
imap browser with the *server-defined* list of subscribed folders
displayed.
> mutt -Z
>
> will do what you want. If they don't do the trick, but
>
> <start mutt>
> ...
> c<tab><tab>
>
> gets you to the list, then you might push the change command from your
> muttrc file.
That would work, still, I can't get INBOX displayed along (in the same
hierarchy as) other subscribed folders. Probably a courier thing?
Mozilla Mail (RC2) has that problem as well, Outlook works fine.
Thanks,
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