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On Tuesday, September 30 at 10:18 PM, quoth Mauro Sacchetto:
> I set mutt to put all tmp file in ~/mail/tmp.
> However, at present I've a lot of file, many empty
> or backup files. Is there an (automatic) method
> to delete the all there not useful files?
Generally, mutt shouldn't leave files behind. There have been one or
two bugs that would cause it to leave files behind (that have been
fixed) and one or two issues with broken filesystems that would cause
files to be left behind (which can't be fixed). You should update to
the most recent version of mutt in order to make sure those bugs are
fixed, but generally, you should be able to delete everything in the
tmp folder whenever mutt exits - you can create a shell script wrapper
around mutt to make that happen.
~Kyle
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He who joyfully marches in rank and file has already earned my
contempt. He has been given a large brain by mistake, since for him
the spinal cord would suffice.
-- Albert Einstein
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