I would like to start using Mutt on my Eee PC. I have done some searches on the net, but despite (or maybe because of) the large amount of documentation, I haven't really been able to ascertain whether or not I am on the right track in drafting my .muttrc file. I am using Debian Lenny and Mutt version 1.5.18.6 and just want to access my IMAP and Gmail accounts, read manually selected e-mails, reply and/or delete obvious junk, without actually downloading my e-mail to the Eee. I am just looking for easy access to my e-mail without having to worry about the amount of MB left on the Eee's SDHC card.
Here is my draft .muttrc, I am hoping that someone can respond and give me some advice: # Created Jan. 16, 2010 # IMAP/GMAIL set realname = "Your realname" set from = "Email address" set imap_user = "yourusern...@foo.org" set imap_pass = "yourpassword" # Remote IMAP/GMAIL folders set folder = "imap://imap.foo.org:000" set spoolfile = "+INBOX" set postponed = "+/Drafts" set sent = "+/Sent" set trash = "+/Trash" # Local IMAP/GMAIL related folders set header_cache =~/.mutt/cache/headers set message_cachedir =~/.mutt/cache/bodies set certificate_file =~/.mutt/certificates # SMTP setup set smtp_url = "smtp://yourusern...@smtp.foo.org:000/" set smtp_pass = "yourpassword" # Other set move = no #Stop asking to "move read messages to mbox"! set imap_keepalive = 900 # For better looks set markers=no # don't put '+' at the beginning of wrapped lines set pager_index_lines= 5 # how large is the index window? set sort = 'threads' set sort_aux = 'last-date-received' # My Editor set editor='vim + -c "set textwidth=72" -c "set wrap" -c "set nocp" -c "?^$"' # Vim like keybinds bind pager j next-line bind pager k previous-line
