Sven Guckes wrote: > * Alexander Skwar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [2002-05-19 11:15]:
> > I've got a hard time making mutt 1.3.99 to list my mailboxes. > > Because I'm using courier imap, my mail gets delivered to > > ~/Maildir/.ML-MUTT-USERS (in the case of this mailinglist). > > Now, when I set my mailboxes line to include "+.ML-MUTT-USERS", > > new mail isn't listed. Only when I rename the Maildir to > > "ML-MUTT-USERS" (no leading ., thus not hidden), the mailbox is listed. > > How can I make mutt to also list hidden files as mailboxes? > > dejavu. how about using a not-dotted file in a dot-dir, > ie +.dir/file, eg +.secret/froschteich ? courier wouldn't be able to read the file then; and courier uses directories, not files. the best way to deal with this IMHO is to put symlinks in ~/Mail/ or ~/mail/ to the directories in ~/Maildir/ (or vice-versa -- which is what I do, since i rarely actually use IMAP). you could also just put: set mask="^\\." in your .muttrc. -- Will Yardley input: william < @ hq . newdream . net . >
