Re: Using IMAP in mutt

1999-06-06 Thread Brandon Long
On 06/06/99 Brendan Cully uttered the following other thing: > Hi all, > > I'm trying to figure out how to use IMAP in mutt and after the basics > I'm somewhat stumped. I've just upgraded to 0.95.6i since it is > supposed to have better IMAP capabilities. > > I can connect to my IMAP inbox just

Using IMAP in mutt

1999-06-06 Thread Brendan Cully
Hi all, I'm trying to figure out how to use IMAP in mutt and after the basics I'm somewhat stumped. I've just upgraded to 0.95.6i since it is supposed to have better IMAP capabilities. I can connect to my IMAP inbox just fine using {imapserver} as my spool, but every time I change folders the co

how do you make messages available for pop

1999-06-06 Thread Brian Lavender
I pop my messages from my server using pop. In other words I use mutt on my server to read my email. Once a day a pop client grabs the messages and yanks them off, so they are no longer on the server and available for mutt. Problem is if I use procmail and I have procmail move the messages to ~/Ma

Re: filters

1999-06-06 Thread Pål Sommerhein
On Sat, Jun 05, 1999 at 07:32:55PM -0500, phuzz phactor wrote: [cut] > I'm basically just trying to get a set of filters to sort my mail into > different folders based on things like who it's from, subject, or who > it's addressed to. > > could anyone give me some direction on this? any help w

Re: [0.95.6] tab wierdness

1999-06-06 Thread Salvatore Sciacco
On Sun, Jun 06, 1999 at 08:10:41PM +0200, Stefan `Sec` Zehl wrote: >| I just noticed a somewhat strange behavior of .95.6 which .95.5 did not >| have. >| >| Scenario: Take a Mailbox with several Mails marked as new. Position on >| the first one, press ENTER, and read all of them with TAB until yo

Re: filters

1999-06-06 Thread Randall J. Million
I can think of two different options: 1. Use external pop3 capabilities, such as fetchmail. 2. After downloading all the messages, tag them all and pipe though procmail. randy > pretty sure I know why mutt doesn't see the procmail filters (mutt > doesn't use procmail as a MDA, mutt does it on it

Question on submission of translated messages

1999-06-06 Thread Xenitellis S
Hello all! I would like to ask about the policy to submit translated messages to the Mutt distribution. AFAIK, they don't have to go through the normal distribution channel of the GNU programs (www.iro.umontreal.ca/~pinard). 1. At which e-mail should they be send?

filters

1999-06-06 Thread phuzz phactor
where has mutt been all my life?! it's great! although i'm having an issue when using the pop3 support, and filters (procmail). i'm pretty sure I know why mutt doesn't see the procmail filters (mutt doesn't use procmail as a MDA, mutt does it on it's own.), but that still doesn't stop me from n

[0.95.6] tab wierdness

1999-06-06 Thread Stefan `Sec` Zehl
I just noticed a somewhat strange behavior of .95.6 which .95.5 did not have. Scenario: Take a Mailbox with several Mails marked as new. Position on the first one, press ENTER, and read all of them with TAB until you get taken beack to the index. With .95.5 you would now be on the message you las

Re: Compressed mail files (or Encrypted)

1999-06-06 Thread Ronny Haryanto
On 06-Jun-1999, J Horacio MG wrote: > ~> Try to compressed folders patch. > ~> http://mutt.frmug.org/mutt/index.html > would it be possible to have encrypted mailboxes? if so, how? I think the name "compressed folders patch" is a bit misleading, but that is what this patch is mostly used for. I

Re: 95.6i-configs? (was: Re: Place .signature above message body)

1999-06-06 Thread Ronny Haryanto
On 05-Jun-1999, Michael Thies wrote: > > X-Mailer: mutt 0.95.6i on Linux 2.2.5-15 i586 > Oh, how do You got this? bash# CFLAGS="-DNO_XMAILER" ./configure [..whatever options..] my_hdr X-Mailer: Mutt `mutt -v | head -1 | cut -f 2 -d " "` on `uname -srm` Too bad there's no 'mutt --version' that s

Re: filters

1999-06-06 Thread Wilhelm Wienemann
On Sat, 05 Jun 1999, phuzz phactor (Nathan Benson) wrote: > would someone be kind enough to explain how I use filters with > mutt? You can use the procmail mail processing program for such filterings. The latest version can be obtained from your friendly neighbour mirror site: ftp://ftp

Re: Compressed mail files (or Encrypted)

1999-06-06 Thread J Horacio MG
Randall J. Million dixit: ~> > I'd like to compress some growing files. It's possible to use mutt to ~> > read/write gzipped files instead of regular files? ~> Try to compressed folders patch. ~> ~> http://mutt.frmug.org/mutt/index.html would it be possible to have encrypted mailboxes? if so, h

Re: Compressed mail files

1999-06-06 Thread Randall J. Million
> I'd like to compress some growing files. It's possible to use mutt to > read/write gzipped files instead of regular files? Try to compressed folders patch. http://mutt.frmug.org/mutt/index.html randy -- Five hundred, twenty-five thousand six hundred minutes, how do you measure...? [EMAIL P

95.6i-configs? (was: Re: Place .signature above message body)

1999-06-06 Thread Michael Thies
m4v3r1ck wrote about: "Place .signature above message body" > X-Mailer: mutt 0.95.6i on Linux 2.2.5-15 i586 Oh, how do You got this? somehow my system didn't have a sgml2txt, so I can't read the new manual And I think for mutt-0.95.4i I didn't need the sgml2...-tools? kinda right? Also I w