Hi, * David T-G [05/22/02 15:17:47 CEST] wrote: > ...and then Aaron Goldblatt said...
> % There is a two-message thread describing this problem at the Marc archives > % of mutt-users, but no solution was ever posted, and I can't find another > % thread. > % > % http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?t=97283779100001&r=1&w=2 > % > % How can I fix this? Pointers to docs, keywords, mailing list search > % keywords, and faqs are welcome, because I've got to be missing something > % here. > For one thing, that's not supposed to happen; not everyone has that > problem. > This has come up more than once before, I believe. You might try a search > for refresh, ^L (not sure how you're gonna feed that to a search engine), > gpg, and pager and see what you get. I think you'll want to track down > why gpg is spitting out to stderr instead of stdout, since I believe that > is the root cause of your problem. And until he found out the reason for this, maybe adjusting the pgp settings in .muttrc helps (to redirect stderr to stdout). Btw, I have the same situation here allthough I already do so. An application I use requires pgp why I pointed it to pgpgpg. It seems to create another child process writing to stderr which I can't seem to catch with I/O redirection. Cheers, Rocco.
