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Sorry I havent gottn back with my problem sooner but I havent had the time.
Ok Ive added aliases using the a key and accepting the defaults
I added 3 addresses.
And added
set alias_file=~/.mutt.aliases
source ~/.mutt.aliases
to my .muttrc
Then from the commandline I source ~/.mutt.al
remove
Hi,
I've installed mutt recently.
I use mutt under Linx with X11 inside an xterm.
I use iso-8859-1 encoding.
Check out the headers of this e-mail for more details.
The pager is set to builtin.
Now: non-ascii-chars like the german umlauts äüö are coded correctly,
but displayed as a question-m
Hi,
I'm trying to get mutt to automatically save old mail (that is mail that's
older than one month) to another folder. What I've come up with so far is
the following folder-hook:
folder-hook \! 'push "T~d>1m\ns=old\n"'
It does pretty much what I want it to do execpt for one problem. Whenever
t
Appears that hostname is stomping my_hdr, so if I have an:
my_hdr Reply-To: Dale Harris <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
in my .muttrc, the foo.foo is replaced by whatever I have in set hostmaster
in the system Muttrc. Is there someway to get around that? Or is this
sendmail butting in? Could be sendmail,
