How about: if error messages are generated, s-nail prints out a message such as:
The last command produced 3 error message(s). To see them again, type ..... . Paul Vojta, vojta at math dot berkeley dot edu On Sat, Dec 01, 2018 at 09:42:04PM +0100, Martin Neitzel wrote: > Steffen Nurpmeso <[email protected]> wrote: > > > |If I make a mistake, the prompt turns into 'ERROR# ?' > > > > This is actually a configurable compile-time option. Because this > > MUA is a command line based application error messages that show > > up on standard error fly by unseen fast, and pretty often. > > I never understood the need for this feature. > > At work, I handle 250+ new messages daily with heirloom-mailx as MUA. > I certainly cause a lot of errors but I am not aware of any error > flying by unseen, ever. I make my error, get the message, done. > > What am I doing wrong? > > No, seriously: I'd like to hear of settings/scenarios where > you'd miss an s-nail error, "pretty often" or not. > > Martin > > [Sent from a system where I use and coarsely track s-nail versions. > I use s-nail for about 12 mails per day there, with OPT_ERRORS=no.]
