a bash subshell instead of a sh one, straight off

I have a question about the subshell that is started up when you use the ! command. The manual says: shell-escape (default: !) Asks for an external Unix command and executes it. The ``$wait_key'' can be used to control whether Mutt will wait for a key to be pressed when the command retur

Fwd: missed that Imap thread (more questions about remote folders)

I think I sent this to the wrong email. Anyways, here it is just in case: > Subject: missed that Imap thread (more questions about remote > folders) > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > My apologies but I just joined the list and I missed some of the Imap > info. I got the 'mutt -f {blah}inbox thing and

Re: mutt deleting inbox and other folders

Hi! On Fri, Jun 11, 1999 at 03:15:10PM -0400, David Thorburn-Gundlach wrote: > Meanwhile, your statement that your inbox (/var/spool/mail/zen) was > set to 0 bytes sounds a whole lot like your mail was moved to another > box (=mbox, =received, whatever) after you either were never asked if > you

How are read messages marked?

Hi, I've trying to figure out how read messages are marked. `Status: RO' looked promising, but I thing that it only gets added after mutt is closed or I change folder. How can I get mutt to do it as soon as I read a message? Thanks, Stasinos Konstantopoulos

How to filter these messages?

I have asked this here before but never really got a satisfactory answer so I'm asking again and sending an example this time. Some messages for the mutt-users list appear not to have any headers indicating that they are for the list. This means that I can't filter them into the folder I use for

Re: mutt deleting inbox and other folders

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Re: viewing aliases

Subject: viewing aliases Date: Fri, Jun 11, 1999 at 10:01:29AM -0500 In reply to:Brent Hueth Quoting Brent Hueth([EMAIL PROTECTED]): > Hello, > > I've looked around a bit and haven't found an easy way to view my > .mutt.aliases file from within mutt. Can someone help me out? Or

Re: mutt deleting inbox and other folders

>(Just to make sure we are talking about the same thing: The file >/var/spool/mail/ was deleted, it's not just that read >messages were moved to $HOME/mbox? Or have you mounted your mail >spool over NFS, with attribute caching switched on, and just lost a >couple of messages? What file system is

Re: Replying to CC email as well

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Re: viewing aliases

Previously, Brent Hueth wrote: :> :> I've looked around a bit and haven't found an easy way to view my :> .mutt.aliases file from within mutt. Can someone help me out? Or if someone :> can suggest a way to obtain additional RAM for my brain, that would be fine :> too :-). ^Z less .mutt.aliases f

Re: viewing aliases

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viewing aliases

Hello, I've looked around a bit and haven't found an easy way to view my .mutt.aliases file from within mutt. Can someone help me out? Or if someone can suggest a way to obtain additional RAM for my brain, that would be fine too :-). Brent -- Brent Hueth(515) 29

Re: Replying to CC email as well

on Jun 11, Maciej Majchrowski wrote: > > When I've got a message where are some CC addressem (mine or not - doesn't matters) > and I'm replying to it, I want mutt to ask me if I want to reply to CC users as well > r(eply): reply to sender only g(roup reply): reply to all recipients. If you have

Re: Replying to CC email as well

Hi! On Fri, Jun 11, 1999 at 03:24:52PM +0200, Maciej Majchrowski wrote > doesn't matters) and I'm replying to it, I want mutt to ask me if I > want to reply to CC users as well Hm, use 'r' to reply only to the to-line and 'g' (group reply) to reply to all (to and cc). Shade and sweet water!

Re: Replying to CC email as well

Maciej Majchrowski writes: > > When I've got a message where are some CC addressem (mine or not - doesn't matters) > and I'm replying to it, I want mutt to ask me if I want to reply to CC users as well > > It was the pine's feature which I've missed atfer switching to mutt. In mutt, this is ca

Replying to CC email as well

When I've got a message where are some CC addressem (mine or not - doesn't matters) and I'm replying to it, I want mutt to ask me if I want to reply to CC users as well It was the pine's feature which I've missed atfer switching to mutt. Thnx in advance for your help. -- [ Maciej Majchrowski

Re: Unix Dummy Help!

Once upon a time David DeSimone <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> told us: > Lars Hecking <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > --with-slang[=DIR] use S-Lang instead of ncurses > > --with-curses=DIR ncurses is installed in > > It's true that Mutt will not compile without one of these packages. > M