#2890: SMTP support: "...sending in background"
Comment (by Kyle Wheeler):
{{{
On Wednesday, May 16 at 01:40 PM, quoth Mutt:
> Now, my server seems flakey or slow or both. *shrug* After a while
> of status message "Contacting smtp.domain.tld...", I get the status
> message "Sending in backgr
On Wednesday, May 16 at 01:40 PM, quoth Mutt:
Now, my server seems flakey or slow or both. *shrug* After a while
of status message "Contacting smtp.domain.tld...", I get the status
message "Sending in background."
I have no idea what mutt does or can do in the background. A sendmail
process c
#2891: color index rule causes messages to be marked read.
= What Happens: =
Add these two lines to your .muttrc
{{{
color index red default '~h "Subject: .*l"'
imap_peek=no
}}}
Start mutt by going to a folder that has new messages in it:
{{{
$ mutt -f =foo
}}}
Notice that if
#2890: SMTP support: "...sending in background"
mutt version 1.5.15 plus several patches (none affecting SMTP)
I'm using the newly introduced SMTP support, using the config variable
$smtp_url.
Now, my server seems flakey or slow or both. *shrug* After a while of
status message "Contacting s
#2889: version date is incorrect when ChangeLog is not up-to-date
Changes (by vinc17):
* component: mutt => build
Comment:
Note about the patch: I've set the dependencies so that the reldate code
is run everytime when typing "make" to make sure reldate.h is up-to-date.
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Ticket URL:
#2889: version date is incorrect when ChangeLog is not up-to-date
When the changelog file is not up-to-date, the version date (as output by
"mutt -v") is incorrect. In practice, this is the case when one has a
Mercurial working copy. So, a solution is to try "hg tip --template
'{date|shortdate
New changeset in mutt:
http://dev.mutt.org/hg/mutt/rev/33af2883d52b
changeset: 5151:33af2883d52b
branch: HEAD
tag: tip
user:Thomas Roessler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
date:Tue May 15 21:05:53 2007 +0200
summary: Jump to the next *sub*-thread when tag-subthread is invoke