Re: Documentation bug regarding `date_format'?
On Thu, Aug 17, 2000 at 09:42:15 +0100, Dave Pearson wrote: > According to section 6.3.27 of the mutt manual (I'm running 1.2.5i here) the > variable `date_format' "controls the format of the date printed by the > ``%d'' sequence in ``index_format''". > > Further, section 6.3.73 says that the %d and %D sequences display the date > and time of a message "in the format specified by ``date_format''". > > However, it would appear that `date_format' doesn't (quite rightly?) work > for all uses of the `index_format' sequences. Would it? Not to me. > For example, `date_format' > does affect the output of `attribution' (the documentation of which points > the reader to the documentation for `index_format'). Yes, "date_format" does affect the output of "attribution" if the "attribution" string contains %d or %D sequences. > Is this a documentation bug? I don't see any bug here. -- Byrial http://home.worldonline.dk/~byrial/
erroe when installing mytt 1.3.5
With ./configure - all right make install - Error message : /bin/sh: .././mkinstalldirs: Permision denied make[1]: *** [install-data-yes] Error 126 What I have to do?
Error when installing mutt 1.2.4
Make install - receive error : keymaps_defs.h Permission denied. file keymap_defs.h - is not exist, keymap_alldef.h - is not exist too! What I have to do?
Re: LANG=da_DK.ISO_8859-1 => danish menus
On Sat, Aug 19, 2000 at 09:59:35PM +0200, Byrial Jensen wrote: > > One my FreeBSD box I've set "LANG=da_DK.ISO_8859-1" to make vi (also > > used as my mutt editor) display danish characters. It works. > > > > But now I've also got the menus in mutt in danish language which I do > > not want. How do I "reset" this to english? > > Solution 1: Don't set the environment variable LANG, but set LC_CTYPE > instead. Yep! $ export LC_CTYPE=da_DK.ISO_8859-1 Thanks! - Michael
Re: erroe when installing mytt 1.3.5
Hi Sergey&Tanya ! On Sun 20 Aug 2000 (05:43), you muttered on the list: > With ./configure - all right > make install - Error message : > /bin/sh: .././mkinstalldirs: Permision denied > make[1]: *** [install-data-yes] Error 126 > > What I have to do? > Be sure you have permission to execute mkinstalldirs, and permission to create the dirs mkinstalldirs wants to create ;) Grtz, Nils. -- The Feynman Problem 1) Write down the problem.| Hi! I'm a signature virus Solving Algorithm 2) Think real hard. | copy me in your signature to 3) Write down the answer. | help me spread!
Re: erroe when installing mytt 1.3.5
Hello Tanya, hello Sergey! On Sun, 20 Aug 2000, Sergey&Tanya wrote: > With ./configure - all right > make install - Error message : > /bin/sh: .././mkinstalldirs: Permision denied > make[1]: *** [install-data-yes] Error 126 > > What I have to do? Maybe you can post us a part of the 'configure' or 'make' messages including the error message. You are be able to save it in a file to expand your command like: ./configure --prefix=/usr && make keymap_defs.h && make 2>&1 | tee make.out This will save the messages in the file 'make.out'. Cut the messages untill the importand messages and send them as attachement to this list. This will help to solve your problem. bye - Wilhelm -- Wilhelm Wienemann __ / /__ _ _ _ _ __ __ (°> (o- / /__ / / / \// //_// \ \/ / -°) -°) //\ //\ // /_/ /_/\/ /___/ /_/\_\ /\\ /\\ V_/_ v_/_ # Enjoy Linux and the Power of Open Source # _\_V _\_V
Re: Again: gpg and screen refresh
* Henrique M. Holschuh <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [000819 18:51]: > Strange, it works fine in 1.2.x, all the gpg: messages just get tacked in > the PGP output block (for signed but NOT encripted messages). Is the problem > you're having only triggered by signed AND encripted messages? (and signed > AND encripted by mutt or by standalone GPG?) It happens with both signed and signed+encrypted messages. However, I think I can live with the "2>/dev/null" solution. Christian
Strategies for archiving mails
Hi, I am searching for some tips how to archive and collect my mails. I do not want to delete mails I get. After 3 months using Linux my mailboxes grow and grow. How do you sort and archive your mails? I want to collect some possible solutions for first information and to see what is possible. If it is a integrated mutt-procmail-solution it would be nice. Kai. -- + mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] + http://www.tu-ilmenau.de/~bond/
Re: Strategies for archiving mails
* Kai Weber <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [000820 19:13]: > I am searching for some tips how to archive and collect my mails. I do > not want to delete mails I get. After 3 months using Linux my mailboxes > grow and grow. > > How do you sort and archive your mails? I want to collect some possible > solutions for first information and to see what is possible. > > If it is a integrated mutt-procmail-solution it would be nice. There has been an interesting thread on this topic starting end of July. The subject was "automatic mail archiving". David Champion posted a nice solution to the problem on July 31 (not exactly sure about that date). It spoils make, procmail, and mutt and a clever use of symbolic links. I have it running here for about ten mailing lists, and it works beautifully. -- christian molls student of laws univ of cologne
New mutt user
Hello List, I am new to mutt and still trying to figure out all the options that are available and that I would like to use.I am running a Linux -Mandrake-7.1 system and have pgp-6.5.1I . I noticed in some screenshots a very nice interface for mutt in xwindow enviroment which had very nice color and a menu bar at the top which included a button for pgp among others. Could someone on the list possibly suggest where I may find a muttrc file that would allow these features. I found the screenshot I'm referring to at the main web site for mutt but don't see in any of the muttrc files that are there a way to enable the menu bar. I am currently using mutt-1.2.4i version. Possibly I would need a newer version to enable the features Iv'e mentioned. Thank you for any help, Dave
Re: multiple mailboxes for mailing lists?
Hi, I would like to thank the people at this mailing list for their help. However I am switching back to netscape for reading my mails and news. I didn't like that netscape is so slow, and that I can't use my favourite editor (Vim) when composing messages. So I tried switching to slrn and mutt, which many people recommend. But now, after 5 days reading the docs about fetchmail+procmail+mutt, I see that it is easier for me to enter the POP and NNTP settings into netscape, than setting 4 different programs to run. I just click on the "Get new messages" and everything will be downloaded and even separated into different mailboxes for me. Maybe it says how clueless I am, maybe - that mutt is not complete. It's not a flame, just wanted to let you know about some different opinion. Regards Alex
LBDB
I am building this package, and right now I am getting this, but not sure if I would be loosing some abilites of the software by not having these installed... checking for awk... /bin/awk checking for mawk... NONE checking for gawk... /bin/gawk checking for nawk... NONE ... checking for ypcat... no I've added abook.. thanks -- /Jason G Helfman "At any given moment, you may find the ticket to the circus that has always been in your possession." Fingerprint: 6A32 3774 E390 33B5 8C96 2AA1 2BF4 BD71 35A1 C149 GnuPG http://www.gnupg.org Get Private! 1024D/35A1C149
Re: New mutt user
* Dave Kufta <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [000820 19:51]: > pgp-6.5.1I . I noticed in some screenshots a very nice interface for > mutt in xwindow enviroment which had very nice color and a menu bar > at the top which included a button for pgp among others. Could > someone on the list possibly suggest where I may find a muttrc file > that would allow these features. I found the screenshot I'm > referring to at the main web site for mutt but don't see in any of > the muttrc files that are there a way to enable the menu bar. If you take another, closer look at the text accompanying the screenshots, you will read that the menu bar does not belong to mutt, but is a feature of the terminal application mutt runs in (in this screenshot it's ETerm, rxvt can do it too, maybe other). -- christian molls student of laws univ of cologne
Re: New mutt user
** Reply to message from Christian Molls <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on Sun, 20 Aug 2000 20:01:39 +0200 Thank's for your response Christian, I have run both eterm and rxvt and see nothing in thier menubar that appears like that. I will take a closer look. Thank's, Dave
Re: multiple mailboxes for mailing lists?
Hi Alex! I agree with you that the traditional Unix way of setting up e-mail is a bit more challenging than the Netscape/OE/Eudora/... way. It sure required a whole lot of work for me as well when I tried to get everything up and running 'bout a year ago. But, as often is the case, the rewards are proportional to the work you put into this. A well working mutt-fetchmail-procmail-sendmail system beats everything I've ever tried. It's well worth the work, IMHO. I think you're wrong in your suggestion that mutt is incomplete; this is a mail program designed to work within a Unix mail system, and as such doesn't need/want to be an do-it-all solution. Saying that mutt is incomplete is like saying Netscape is incomplete since it doesn't boot your hardware and handles running all other software on your system (although with Mozilla this seem to be what the developers are aiming at). Now, I really don't think the work to set up mutt and all the rest is totally overwhelming nor impossible. Why not give it one more try? mutt - works practically out-of-the-box, and this is the friendliest mailing list in existance. fetchmail - have you tried fetchmailconf? It allows you to graphically do all the settings required, not much harder than Netscape. procmail - not much work is need to set up the things you want to get done. I could mail you my .procmailrc (very, very simple) if you want it. sendmail - have you tried postfix? It also practically works out-of-the-box. I don't know on what system you're running, but this link might give you some overview of all this: http://www.mandrakeuser.org/connect/cmail.html Hope you stay with us! Jesper * On Sunday, August 20, Alex Farber wrote: > Hi, > > I would like to thank the people at this mailing list for their help. > However I am switching back to netscape for reading my mails and news. > > I didn't like that netscape is so slow, and that I can't use my > favourite > editor (Vim) when composing messages. So I tried switching to slrn and > mutt, which many people recommend. But now, after 5 days reading the > docs about fetchmail+procmail+mutt, I see that it is easier for me to > enter the POP and NNTP settings into netscape, than setting 4 different > programs to run. I just click on the "Get new messages" and everything > will be downloaded and even separated into different mailboxes for me. > > Maybe it says how clueless I am, maybe - that mutt is not complete. It's > not a flame, just wanted to let you know about some different opinion. > > Regards > Alex > -- Jesper Holmberg"But how can one be warm alone?"
Re: New mutt user
Dave Kufta wrote: > I have run both eterm and rxvt and see nothing in thier menubar that > appears like that. I will take a closer look. Eterm comes with several themes - just try $ Eterm -t mutt and your menu-bar should appear, if you have this theme installed. Regards MO
Refresh Mailboxes on 'c?'
Okay - As it is, I've got a mailboxes like that looks like this: mailboxes ! `echo $HOME/mail/*` This works gorgeously, adding any mailboxes I have in ~/mail to my viewable list on launch. But if mail arrives and gets routed via procmail to a -new- mailbox -while I am in mutt-, then I won't see that mail until I've exited mutt and relaunched it, rebuilding the mailboxes list. I'm really picking nits here in the quest to achieve the Ultimate MUA Experience. :) Is there a way of binding 'mailboxes ~ `echo...`' to the 'c' key, transparently, without overriding the current functioning of that key? (If there's a different method, that'd be great too.) -- Evan Vetere | [EMAIL PROTECTED] PGP signature
Re: Delete Messages Matching....
On 2000.08.19, in <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
"Jason Helfman" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Is their a way to make this delete the thread??? If you are using
> collapsed threads on a given folder?
You can use delete-thread in a macro. For example, to bind it to
control-V in the index:
macro index \Cv ""
Then use tag-pattern ("T") instead of delete-pattern ("D"), and follow
it with ^V.
--
-D.[EMAIL PROTECTED]NSITUniversity of Chicago
Re: New mutt user
** Reply to message from Moritz Frommberger <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on Sun, 20 Aug 2000 20:51:05 +0200 Thank you Moritz
undeletion of messages
boy do I feel silly. I just started converted to mutt from pine, when I accidentally deleted a rather important message. Mutt won't let me view messages that have been selected for deletion, so I can't undelete it. Is this a configuration option I can change, or is there something else I should do? - Ben Roberts, Class of 2001 (1st of millenium), founding member of MBLUG "If your motherboard smells like carcinogens it's time to get a new motherboard." -- Ben Roberts, refering to his SPARC
Re: undeletion of messages
Shift-J or Shift-K then "u" You can view the message still On Sun, Aug 20, 2000 at 03:44:56PM -0400, Ben Roberts muttered: | boy do I feel silly. I just started converted to mutt from pine, when I | accidentally deleted a rather important message. Mutt won't let me view | messages that have been selected for deletion, so I can't undelete it. Is this | a configuration option I can change, or is there something else I should do? | | - | Ben Roberts, Class of 2001 (1st of millenium), founding member of MBLUG | | "If your motherboard smells like carcinogens it's time to get a new | motherboard." | -- Ben Roberts, refering to his SPARC -- /Jason G Helfman "At any given moment, you may find the ticket to the circus that has always been in your possession." Fingerprint: 6A32 3774 E390 33B5 8C96 2AA1 2BF4 BD71 35A1 C149 GnuPG http://www.gnupg.org Get Private! 1024D/35A1C149
Re: LBDB
sorry, this is for Little Big Brother Database.. On Sun, Aug 20, 2000 at 10:39:41AM -0700, Jason Helfman muttered: | I am building this package, and right now I am getting this, but not | sure if I would be loosing some abilites of the software by not having | these installed... | | checking for awk... /bin/awk | checking for mawk... NONE | checking for gawk... /bin/gawk | checking for nawk... NONE | ... | checking for ypcat... no | | I've added abook.. | | thanks | -- | /Jason G Helfman | | "At any given moment, you may find the ticket to the circus that has always | been in your possession." | | Fingerprint: 6A32 3774 E390 33B5 8C96 2AA1 2BF4 BD71 35A1 C149 | GnuPG http://www.gnupg.org Get Private! 1024D/35A1C149 -- /Jason G Helfman "At any given moment, you may find the ticket to the circus that has always been in your possession." Fingerprint: 6A32 3774 E390 33B5 8C96 2AA1 2BF4 BD71 35A1 C149 GnuPG http://www.gnupg.org Get Private! 1024D/35A1C149
Re: multiple mailboxes for mailing lists?
On Sun, Aug 20, 2000 at 03:14:22PM +0200 or thereabouts, Alex Farber wrote: > Maybe it says how clueless I am, maybe - that mutt is not complete. It's > not a flame, just wanted to let you know about some different opinion. Alex, One of the best procmails / muttrc's that I have seen for the newbieis from Telsa on her webpage. You can find it off of the Mutt.org site. She spent a lot of time commenting on every aspect, and when I first started out using Mutt, I was able to pick up things very quickly by seeing what she had written -- how it all fit together. Actually, you can just copy hers and change the appropriate mbox names, etc, and you will be up and running in no time. -- Best regards, Gary Today's thought: If you look like your passport picture, you probably need the trip. PGP signature
Re: multiple mailboxes for mailing lists?
On Sun, Aug 20, 2000 at 08:53:02PM +0200, Jesper Holmberg wrote: > fetchmail - have you tried fetchmailconf? It allows you to graphically > do all the settings required, not much harder than Netscape. Easier than Netscape! You don't need to wade through that horrid preferences menu. fetchmailconf is a beautiful example of an easy-to-use graphical front-end to a very powerful (albeit narrowly focused--a Good Thing) program. > procmail - not much work is need to set up the things you want to get > done. I could mail you my .procmailrc (very, very simple) if you want > it. The format is kind of funny looking. Looks way more complicated than it is. Setting up recipes to equal Netscape's functionality is easy if you have some examples to look at. And then, if you ever want to do something more, you already have the basic infrastructure. > sendmail - have you tried postfix? It also practically works > out-of-the-box. Okay, so this area is kind of a pain. I use Qmail (also easy to configure) with Serialmail. Works like a champ. And nobody regrets learning crontab (use it so that Serialmail will run at regular intervals--and it's really pretty simple, just a matter of learning the syntax). There's a lot of power in having tools that do just one thing and do it well. For example, if something better than, say, procmail comes out, I just plug it in where procmail was and don't have to change anything else. Same goes with any of the other tools in the mail pipeline. If I ever get bored of Mutt... (just kidding!) Seriously, though. It takes more initial investment of time and learning, but this really is a better way. Hope you stick with it, Alex. You've come this far. If you need help that's off topic for this list, you can email me directly. I'll _try_ to help. Happy computing! -- Luke
Re: erroe when installing mytt 1.3.5
On Sun, Aug 20, 2000 at 05:43:02AM +0300, Sergey&Tanya wrote: > >With ./configure - all right > >make install - Error message : > >/bin/sh: .././mkinstalldirs: Permision denied > >make[1]: *** [install-data-yes] Error 126 > > > >What I have to do? It looks to me like you don't have permission to execute mkinstalldirs. Running: chmod +x mkinstalldirs from the directory where you typed "./configure" should do the trick, but it seems really odd that it wouldn't untar with the proper permissions. Maybe this is symptomatic of another problem. I could be wrong though. Maybe mkinstalldirs is running. Generally, you have to run "make install" as root, unless you've configured the program to install in a directory that your regular account has write permissions for (usually someplace in your home directory). Try typing: ls -l mkinstalldirs If it looks something like this: -rwxr-xr-x 1 luke users 731 Dec 12 1998 mkinstalldirs ^ ^ ^ with all those "x"s in the first part, then my first guess was wrong. In that case, try running "make install" as root. (Which you'll probably end up having to do anyway). Good luck! -- Luke
Re: New mutt user, resend
I think you may be referring to Eterm. Eterm is a modern replacement for
Xterm, as I understand it. On the links page of the mutt home page,
their is a link to get that menu, however I know it only works with the
0.8.10 version of Eterm, and not the most recent of 0.9.x version.
I just did an ls. Here it is.
On Sun, Aug 20, 2000 at 01:38:43PM -0400, Dave Kufta muttered:
| Hello List,
| I am new to mutt and still trying to figure out all the options that
| are available and that
| I would like to use.I am running a Linux -Mandrake-7.1 system and have
| pgp-6.5.1I . I noticed in some screenshots a very nice interface for
| mutt in xwindow enviroment which
| had very nice color and a menu bar at the top which included a button
| for pgp among
| others. Could someone on the list possibly suggest where I may find a
| muttrc file that would allow these features. I found the screenshot I'm
| referring to at the main web site for mutt but don't see in any of the
| muttrc files that are there a way to enable the menu bar. I am currently
| using mutt-1.2.4i version. Possibly I would need a newer version to
| enable the features Iv'e mentioned.
|
| Thank you for any help,
| Dave
--
/Jason G Helfman
"At any given moment, you may find the ticket to the circus that has always
been in your possession."
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[menu:mutt]
# This isn't really done... there aren't quick ways to do some of the things
# listed, so they don't really work. Also, I used :exec where possible to be
# portable across different keybindings, but it didn't work for all things, and
# you'll need at least Mutt 0.95 for it to work.
# http://jblosser.firinn.org/pub/config/eterm/mutt.menu
# standard settings for an Eterm control menu
/Eterm/*
./Font/*
{Normal}^@\e]50;#
{Larger}^@\e]50;#+
{Smaller} ^@\e]50;#-
{-}
{Font 1}^@\e]50;#1
{Font 2}^@\e]50;#2
{Font 3}^@\e]50;#3
{Font 4}^@\e]50;#4
../Terminal/*
./Toggles/*
{Cursor Visible}^@\e[?25t
{Home on Echo} ^@\e[?1010t
{Home on Refresh} ^@\e[?1011t
{Home on Input} ^@\e[?1012t
{Map Alert} ^@\e]6;21\a
{Primary/Secondary Screen} ^@\e[?47t
{Reverse Video} ^@\e[?5t
{Select Trailing Spaces}^@\e]6;25\a
{Select Whole Line on Triple-click} ^@\e]6;23\a
{Visual Bell} ^@\e]6;20\a
{X11 Mouse Reporting} ^@\e[?1000t
{Xterm Selection Behavior} ^@\e]6;22\a
../Keys/*
{Application Arrow Keys}^@\e[?1t
{Application Keypad}^@\e[?66t
{Backspace/Delete} ^@\e[?67t
{Xterm Shift-Keys} ^@\e[?35t
../Menubar/*
{Toggle Visibility}{Ctrl-Button3} ^@\e[?10t
{Refresh Menubar} ^@\e[?10h
{Toggle Window Move by Menubar} ^@\e]6;15\a
../Scrollbar/*
{Toggle Visibility}{Ctrl-Button2} ^@\e[?30t
{Swap Sides}^@\e]6;11\a
{Toggle Floating} ^@\e]6;12\a
{Toggle Popup Mode} ^@\e]6;13\a
{-}
{Motif (Traditional) Style} ^@\e]6;10;motif;;\a
{NeXT Style}^@\e]6;10;next;;\a
{Xterm Style} ^@\e]6;10;xterm;;\a
./Width/*
{5} ^@\e]6;10;;5;\a
{6} ^@\e]6;10;;6;\a
{7} ^@\e]6;10;;7;\a
{8} ^@\e]6;10;;8;\a
{9} ^@\e]6;10;;9;\a
{10}^@\e]6;10;;10;\a
{11}^@\e]6;10;;11;\a
{12}^@\e]6;10;;12;\a
{13}^@\e]6;10;;13;\a
{14}^@\e]6;10;;14;\a
{15}^@\e]6;10;;15;\a
{16}^@\e]6;10;;16;\a
{17}^@\e]6;10;;17;\a
{18}^@\e]6;10;;18;\a
{19}^@\e]6;10;;19;\a
{20}^@\e]6;10;;20;\a
../
../Move to Desktop/*
{0} ^@\e]6;50;0;\a
{1} ^@\e]6;50;1;\a
{2} ^@\e]6;50;2;\a
{3} ^@\e]6;50;3;\a
{4} ^@\e]6;50;4;\a
{5} ^@\e]6;50;5;\a
{6} ^@\e]
Re: Refresh Mailboxes on 'c?'
Evan Vetere <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on Sun, 20 Aug 2000: > mailboxes ! `echo $HOME/mail/*` > I'm really picking nits here in the quest to achieve the Ultimate MUA > Experience. :) Is there a way of binding 'mailboxes ~ `echo...`' to the > 'c' key, transparently, without overriding the current functioning of > that key? Sure, with macros. macro index c "mailboxes ! `echo $HOME/mail/*`" Something like that, the above is untested... I don't know how much it will slow down c(hange-folder), hopefully not much, but it might. It really depends on your particular system. Hope this helps, Mikko -- // Mikko Hänninen, aka. Wizzu // [EMAIL PROTECTED] // http://www.iki.fi/wiz/ // The Corrs list maintainer // net.freak // DALnet IRC operator / // Interests: roleplaying, Linux, the Net, fantasy & scifi, the Corrs / "I used to be schizophrenic, but we're all right now."
Re: New mutt user
I think you may be referring to Eterm. Eterm is a modern replacement for
Xterm, as I understand it. On the links page of the mutt home page,
their is a link to get that menu, however I know it only works with the
0.8.10 version of Eterm, and not the most recent of 0.9.x version.
I just did an ls. Here it is.
On Sun, Aug 20, 2000 at 01:38:43PM -0400, Dave Kufta muttered:
| Hello List,
| I am new to mutt and still trying to figure out all the options that
| are available and that
| I would like to use.I am running a Linux -Mandrake-7.1 system and have
| pgp-6.5.1I . I noticed in some screenshots a very nice interface for
| mutt in xwindow enviroment which
| had very nice color and a menu bar at the top which included a button
| for pgp among
| others. Could someone on the list possibly suggest where I may find a
| muttrc file that would allow these features. I found the screenshot I'm
| referring to at the main web site for mutt but don't see in any of the
| muttrc files that are there a way to enable the menu bar. I am currently
| using mutt-1.2.4i version. Possibly I would need a newer version to
| enable the features Iv'e mentioned.
|
| Thank you for any help,
| Dave
--
/Jason G Helfman
"At any given moment, you may find the ticket to the circus that has always
been in your possession."
Fingerprint: 6A32 3774 E390 33B5 8C96 2AA1 2BF4 BD71 35A1 C149
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[menu:mutt]
# This isn't really done... there aren't quick ways to do some of the things
# listed, so they don't really work. Also, I used :exec where possible to be
# portable across different keybindings, but it didn't work for all things, and
# you'll need at least Mutt 0.95 for it to work.
# http://jblosser.firinn.org/pub/config/eterm/mutt.menu
# standard settings for an Eterm control menu
/Eterm/*
./Font/*
{Normal}^@\e]50;#
{Larger}^@\e]50;#+
{Smaller} ^@\e]50;#-
{-}
{Font 1}^@\e]50;#1
{Font 2}^@\e]50;#2
{Font 3}^@\e]50;#3
{Font 4}^@\e]50;#4
../Terminal/*
./Toggles/*
{Cursor Visible}^@\e[?25t
{Home on Echo} ^@\e[?1010t
{Home on Refresh} ^@\e[?1011t
{Home on Input} ^@\e[?1012t
{Map Alert} ^@\e]6;21\a
{Primary/Secondary Screen} ^@\e[?47t
{Reverse Video} ^@\e[?5t
{Select Trailing Spaces}^@\e]6;25\a
{Select Whole Line on Triple-click} ^@\e]6;23\a
{Visual Bell} ^@\e]6;20\a
{X11 Mouse Reporting} ^@\e[?1000t
{Xterm Selection Behavior} ^@\e]6;22\a
../Keys/*
{Application Arrow Keys}^@\e[?1t
{Application Keypad}^@\e[?66t
{Backspace/Delete} ^@\e[?67t
{Xterm Shift-Keys} ^@\e[?35t
../Menubar/*
{Toggle Visibility}{Ctrl-Button3} ^@\e[?10t
{Refresh Menubar} ^@\e[?10h
{Toggle Window Move by Menubar} ^@\e]6;15\a
../Scrollbar/*
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Re: multiple mailboxes for mailing lists?
> such doesn't need/want to be an do-it-all solution. Saying that mutt > is incomplete is like saying Netscape is incomplete since it doesn't > boot your hardware and handles running all other software on your > system (although with Mozilla this seem to be what the developers are > aiming at). Well, netscape *is* incomplete. But thanks to St. IGNUcius, we have Emacs ... :-P
Re: Strategies for archiving mails
Kai Weber ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote: > Hi, > > I am searching for some tips how to archive and collect my mails. I do > not want to delete mails I get. After 3 months using Linux my mailboxes > grow and grow. > > How do you sort and archive your mails? I want to collect some possible > solutions for first information and to see what is possible. > > If it is a integrated mutt-procmail-solution it would be nice. I'm using a combination of procmail and a couple shell scripts for mail sorting and archiving. Procmail sorts things into monthly directories such as ~/mail/2000/08 with various mail folders (Maildir-style) in there. One shell script that gets called by my Mutt config files displays all of the mail folders in the current month's directory, plus the previous 2 months for quick access. At the beginning of a new month, I have a cron job running to convert the previous month's mail back to mbox format (using a program from qmail - maildir2mbox) and then is gzipped (I patched Mutt with the compressed folders patch). Did I miss anything? Maybe... but I have (most of) my Mutt config files and scripts at http://mutt.lazygenes.net - a lot of which was helped along by the great help from the users on this mailing list, and a little dedication to Mutt :) I've been using procmail to sort into monthly directories for the past year now, with no problems. I switched to Maildir a few months ago, and the script I use to automatically convert and compress old mail has been working fine as well (one or two tiny bugs, which got fixed rather quickly). Hope this is of some help to you. -- Herb: All born in wedlock? Homer: Yeah, though the boy was a close call. Oh Brother, Where Art Thou? PGP signature
mixmaster support in mutt
I have recently started to play with mixmaster but have had a mixed experience. I have been overseas and off the mutt lists for a while but I did look up the discussions on egroups and found that there had been a discussion about mixmaster support. It seems that mutt calls mixmaster with the "-T" flag which I think returns the remailers from type2.list file. Is this correct? However I understand that version 2.9beta23 which I tried first does not support the "-T" flag. I then tried version 2.0 and this also appears to not support the "-T" flag. So, what versions of mixmaster does mutt support? I also failed to get either version of mixmaster to actually work outside mutt. This is of course off topic for the mutt list, but I will outline my problems and ask people to e-mail me rather than continue to discuss these non-mutt problems on the list. Of course the mutt topics above can be discussed on the list. I used a RS6000 with AIX 2.3.5. On compile it finally got to the link stage for mix and said it could not link snprintf and vsnprintf. I took these from the mutt source as snprintf.c, moved this into the Src directory, compiled it, altered the makefile to add it to the link step and did a Make. This linked mix correctly and nothing else. Does anyone see any problem with this? I then tried using it to send a message. If I used it non-anonymously, it worked fine. Anonymously all seemed to go well until I got to "mail message". It then responded "Creating message ..." and hung. After some time it responds with "Killed" and aborts the process. Can anyone see where things may be going wrong? Version 2.0 failed to link on the RS6000 under AIX as it did not find flock. On an old DEC Alpha I failed to compile verison 2.9beta23 but I have not had time to really check this out. Version 2.0 compiled fine, but again I had trouble sending. I responded to all the requests including the remailer chain and then it responded:- Error: Public Key IDs do not match! Can't get public key! What is it trying to match? I'm lost. I would welcome any help by e-mail to these mixmaster questions and any discussion on the list about the future of mixmaster support in mutt. Thomas says he is very busy and no longer uses mixmaster, so I guess it is up to us if we want to progress it. Cheers, Brian. -- Associate Professor Brian Salter-Duke (Brian Duke) [EMAIL PROTECTED] School of Biological, Environmental and Chemical Sciences, SITE, Northern Territory University, Darwin, NT 0909, Australia. Phone 08-89466702. Fax 08-89466847 http://www.smps.ntu.edu.au/school/compchem.html
abook
How would I convert my mutt addressbook to a abook style??? -- /Jason G Helfman "At any given moment, you may find the ticket to the circus that has always been in your possession." Fingerprint: 6A32 3774 E390 33B5 8C96 2AA1 2BF4 BD71 35A1 C149 GnuPG http://www.gnupg.org Get Private! 1024D/35A1C149
Re: multiple mailboxes for mailing lists?
Hello Mutt Users! On nie 20 sie 2000 20:53:02 GMT Jesper Holmberg wrote: > procmail - not much work is need to set up the things you want to get > done. I could mail you my .procmailrc (very, very simple) if you want > it. I am not sure (because I write my files using only vim :)), but I think there is a rule file (or whatever it is called) for "dotfile generator" (okay, I've never seen it, but I've heard of it :)) that should help you. > sendmail - have you tried postfix? It also practically works > out-of-the-box. And if you don't need so featured mta you can look at Masqmail. It is a very simple mta designed to work only on host without (parent?) internet connection. AFAIK the current version is 0.1.0. Go to http://www.innominate.org/~oku/ and try it :) Oh, there is (was maybe?) a bug in 0.1.0 release. If you won't specify the allowed_rcpt_domains variable, Masqmail won't send any mail outside your computer. The solution: you can simply specify that variable or make a little change to the route.c file. You have to comment out the following two lines (these are lines number: 172, 173): if(rcpt_list == NULL) return; -- Tomasz Olszewski | [EMAIL PROTECTED] "W ludziach więcej rzeczy zasługuje na podziw niż na pogardę." -- Albert Camus
Re: abook
On Sun, Aug 20, 2000 at 11:01:59PM -0700, Jason Helfman wrote: > How would I convert my mutt addressbook to a abook style??? I do not think this is currently possible, but the reverse is possible with the "Little Brother Database" (lbdbq) and its m_abook module that allows you to search the abook database from in mutt. Why would you want to convert mutt aliases to abook? Cheers, Brian. > -- > /Jason G Helfman > > "At any given moment, you may find the ticket to the circus that has always > been in your possession." > > Fingerprint: 6A32 3774 E390 33B5 8C96 2AA1 2BF4 BD71 35A1 C149 > GnuPG http://www.gnupg.org Get Private! 1024D/35A1C149 -- Associate Professor Brian Salter-Duke (Brian Duke) [EMAIL PROTECTED] School of Biological, Environmental and Chemical Sciences, SITE, Northern Territory University, Darwin, NT 0909, Australia. Phone 08-89466702. Fax 08-89466847 http://www.smps.ntu.edu.au/school/compchem.html
