Re: trying repository mutt again
Hi, > echo "Test" | /usr/bin/mutt -s Hello d...@dalekelly.org > Error in /home/dale/.muttrc, line 353: smtp_user: unknown variable > source: errors in /home/dale/.muttrc > SMTP session failed: 530 authentication required > Could not send the message. I have needed some days to understand your problem. All we need read carefully the error: smtp_user: unknown variable After reading manual pages of both stable and devel mutt releases: http://www.mutt.org/doc/manual/manual-6.html http://www.mutt.org/doc/devel/manual.html we can see that both imap_user pop_user are valid variables, BUT PLEASE NOTE THAT smtp_user is_not_a_valid_variable!. Please use both email address and SMTP server combined in one line, something like: set smtp_url="smtps://myusern...@dalekelly.org@smtpout.secureserver.net:465" set smtp_pass="MYPASSWORD" Regards -- Javi
Re: Troubles with html attachments
* On 8 feb 2015, Philippe Delavalade wrote: > > When I receive an attachment in html format, I hope it is read with lynx > but in fact, I can see it as a txt file. In ~/.mailcp I have the line : > text/html; lynx -force_html '%s'; description=HTML Text; nametemplate=%s.html > > I have also tried > text/html; /usr/bin/lynx -force_html %s; needsterminal; copiousoutput; > nametemplate=%s.html > > But neither works. > > In the mime.types file I have just the line > text/html html htm shtml > You need: 1- To define a viewer in mailcap for text/html attachments (you have already done it) 2- 'auto_view' parameter in .muttrc: auto_view text/html Read the section with this sentence "automatically viewing MIME attachments while in the pager" in manual: http://www.mutt.org/doc/devel/manual.html#auto-view 3- Maybe you also need an 'alternative_order' parameter in .muttrc. > attachments +A */.* > attachments +I text/plain > attachments +I text/html > > I don't understand what they mean and didn't find explanations in the manual. > For 'attachments', look here: http://www.mutt.org/doc/devel/manual.html#ex-attach-count -- J
Re: Troubles with html attachments
* On 9 feb 2015, Philippe Delavalade wrote: > > > I want to do 'v' and then click on the html attachment as I do > > > successfully > > > with mpeg or pdf attachments. > > > > > > If I do this with html, I see things like > > > > > > > > > > > > ... > > > ... [...] > > I tried "m" but it does nothing... Let's we see the list of your keybindings. In any of your messages with _html_ attachments, please press 'v' to see list of attachments, and then press '?' to get the list of active binding keys (It is a long list). Search in the second column following entries: "view-attach" "view-text" "view-mailcap" Send to the maillist the keybindings of these entries. For example: view-attach T view-text m view-mailcap Repeat the same procedure in a message with _pdf_ or _mpeg_ attachment. -- J
Re: mutt and archivemail
* On 19 feb 2015, Philippe Delavalade wrote: > Hi. > > I use archivemail which produces, for instance, inbox_archive.gz. > > When issuing the command > > mutt -f inbox_archive.gz > > I have an error message because it is not a mailbox. > > Previously, before my migration from debian to slackware, this worked > fine ; I can't find what to configure so that it works. Maybe it's not a > mutt problem but... > Hi, Debian uses a patch http://ftp.de.debian.org/debian/pool/main/m/mutt/mutt_1.5.21-6.2+deb7u3.diff.gz that includes non-official support for compressed folders (starting at line "debian/patches/features/compressed-folders" in referenced diff above). Slackware does not include that patch, so no support for compressed folders. You would need to include the patch and compile yourself in Slackware. -- J
Re: mutt configuration problems for gmail
* On 26 mar 2015, Peng Yu wrote: > Hi, > > ~$ mutt > Error in /Users/py/.muttrc, line 10: trash: unknown variable > Error in /Users/py/.muttrc, line 11: any_label: unknown variable > Error in /Users/py/.muttrc, line 14: header_cache: unknown variable > Error in /Users/py/.muttrc, line 15: message_cachedir: unknown variable > Error in /Users/py/.muttrc, line 19: smtp_url: unknown variable > Error in /Users/py/.muttrc, line 20: smtp_pass: unknown variable > Error in /Users/py/.muttrc, line 26: > source: errors in /Users/py/.muttrc > Press any key to continue... > Hi, The problem may reside in /Users/py/.muttrc syntax. Could you post your complete .muttrc? (Obfuscate your passwords and confidential data prior to posting).
Re: sending from mutt to fastmail back from the dead?
* On 19 may 2015, Tom Fowle wrote: > All, > Tried to solve this a year or so back, gave up but now trying again. > running Debian wheezie > Below is my .muttrc file for my fastmail account with passwords removed. > Mutt receives fine, but when sending says: > "connecting to fastmail.fm > connection refused could not connect to fastmail.fm Hi Tom, welcome, again ;-) Please, follow all these steps: 1) backup your muttrc config file mv ~/.muttrc ~/muttrcbackup 2) It is difficult to debug your problem because your muttrc has many lines. Please, compose a new & simplified ~/.muttrc, with ONLY these five lines: set from="Tom Fowle " set mbox = "~/mbox" set editor = joe set smtp_url="smtps://wa6iv...@fastmail.fm@mail.messagingengine.com:465" unset smtp_pass - Dont use $my_user/$my_pass/$my_smtp_server variables. Dont put your password in muttrc: mutt will ask you to enter the password manually. It will let us determinate where the problem is. 3) open muttrc with this command line: mutt -F ~/.muttrc 4) send a message to someone. Use my own address, if you want 5) post your success or failures in this list. PS: do you have a paid Fastmail account, or a free trial account? Regards, -- Javi
Re: Cannot render Spanish accents in builtin pager
* On 2 jun 2015, bastian-muttu...@t6l.de wrote: > > I am happy to hear that. > My understanding is that the configure script checks first for ncurses > and afterwards for ncursesw. Thus, it will prefer the use of ncursesw > over ncurses. > True. See: http://dev.mutt.org/hg/mutt/file/70b85d8b232b/configure.ac#l271 and check how occurrence of "ncursesw" has precedence over "ncurses" A simple: ldd /usr/bin/mutt gives which ncurses* library is used by mutt binary.
