Hallo Ross, Ross Vandegrift <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > On Sun, Dec 30, 2007 at 06:15:46PM -0500, Jörg Sommer wrote: >> > once you open an mbox folder/file, you have unset the, "N", new flag. >> > New mail will remain in the file and remain marked new until you open >> > it, but the file/folder will no longer be new, ie: you have accessed it. >> >> But IMAP folder don't loose the N flag. And mutt-ng achieve the flag, >> too. This there an hook I can use to set the flag manually? >> >> > do not open/access folders that you want to retain the new flag. >> >> You are funny. I want to read the message before I decide to postpone the >> answer. > > Don't use the "N" flag. After the "N" flag is clearned, mutt should set > the "O" flag. When you tab through messages, you'll get to O messages > after the N ones are gone.
And is the O flag visible on the mailbox level? Do I have to go into the mailbox to see if there are Old mails? In the meantime I've switched to maildir format. It has to drawbacks: empty mailboxes aren't removed and the timing of the mailbox isn't the one of the last change. So sorting maildirs according to the timestamp is useless. But I could work around this issue with a small shell script. Bye, Jörg. -- Die zehn Gebote Gottes enthalten 172 Wörter, die amerikanische Unabhängigkeitserklärung 300 Wörter, die Verordnung der europäischen Gemeinschaft über den Import von Karamelbonbons exakt 25911 Wörter.
