How do I undelete messages? When I try to go back to a deleted
message, mutt won't let me... I can't move the arrow onto it. I see
on the menu bar at the bottom there is an undelete command, but it
looks to work only on the highlighted message (which is never a
deleted message because I can neve
Gottipati Aravind [[EMAIL PROTECTED]] wrote:
> ---
> hostname
>
>Type: string
>Default: ""
>
>Specifies the hostname to use after the ``@'' in local e-mail
> addresses. This overrides
>the compile time definiti
Daniel --
...and then Daniel González Gasull said...
% Hi! :-)
%
% Myself wrote To Mutt users:
%
% > list to ask it, but, are there any standard email
% > headers to say something like this?:
This was the important part of your first post, we note.
% >
% > X-PGP-Advocacy: Hey, I prefer to r
Daniel --
My, I'm busy this morning :-)
...and then Daniel González Gasull said...
% Hi! :-)
%
% David T-G <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote To Mutt users:
%
% > You may find everything you wanted for the
% > pgpmimeuser setting in v1.2 and up (currently
% > 1.2.2 AFAIK), since there is now a clearsig
Hi again :-)
I just thought of a simpler and potentially easier answer to this whole
thing. Since you've already stepped up to the work of configuring *your*
environment (the aliases file) for these folks who can't get it together,
why not just configure your procmail setup to recognize any of t
Daniel --
...and then Daniel González Gasull said...
% Hello all, and sorry for the delay. I'm in exams.
I hope they've gone well!
%
% David T-G <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on Mutt users:
%
% > aka [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
% >
% > would automatically readdress any email for
% >
Jason Helfman writes:
> Is their a reason to upgrade from 1.2 to to 1.2.2 at this point???
Judging from the patches that were posted, we should see 1.2.3 soon.
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> I'm sure it does work. It works for me. However, your MTA needs to be
> configured to leave the hostname alone if it's already present in the email.
> I'm using sendmail, which works fine. What are you using?
>
I am using sendmail too. But I dont really know enough about sendmail
to be m
Hi Thomas!
On Fri, 23 Jun 2000, Thomas 'Balu' Walter wrote:
> Hiho...
> I just installed 1.2.2, read the README.UPGRADE and sourced gpg.rc
> into my muttrc.
>
> Being a GPG-newbie I am wondering why it asks me to choose a key from
> the following list now:
>
>1 + 1024/0xBFB1428C DSA -s T
Hiho...
I just installed 1.2.2, read the README.UPGRADE and sourced gpg.rc
into my muttrc.
Being a GPG-newbie I am wondering why it asks me to choose a key from
the following list now:
1 + 1024/0xBFB1428C DSA -s Thomas Walter (Balu) <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
2 + 1024/0xE9AAF668 ElG e- Thomas
Is their a reason to upgrade from 1.2 to to 1.2.2 at this point???
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> Gottipati Aravind:
> and that works just fine. My question now is whats the purpose of that
> hostname variable if it does not work? am I doing it wrong or do I need
> to set some other variable too.. to get it to work?
whether you can forge your "from:" line or not depends on the mta.
sendma
Dennis Robertson muttered:
>
> I can't seem to get anything to work first time with mutt. I installed gnupg,
> copied the gpg.rc file to ~/ and tried to send a signed message to myself. I
> get:
> Can't open PGP subprocess!: no such file or directory.
most likely you forgot to source the file
Mrinal Kalakrishnan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on Sat, 24 Jun 2000:
> Crude hack - put it in attribution:
>
> set attribution="This\nis\nmy\nmultiline\nsig!\n\n%n wrote:"
Less crude, but still a hack:
set attribution="\n\n`cat ~/.signature`\n\n%n wrote:"
Untested, so please report whether it
Gottipati Aravind [[EMAIL PROTECTED]] wrote:
> I tried to set the hostname part of my outgoing mails to
> "cc.usu.edu" instead of my comps name. I tried it using just plain set
> hostname="cc.usu.edu" but that does not do it. My emails still had my
> comps name. So I switched to set my_hdr F
Hi,
I tried to set the hostname part of my outgoing mails to
"cc.usu.edu" instead of my comps name. I tried it using just plain set
hostname="cc.usu.edu" but that does not do it. My emails still had my
comps name. So I switched to set my_hdr From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] instead.
and that works
On Sat, Jun 24, 2000 at 01:40:34PM +0200, Rejo Zenger wrote:
> The setting should be set when i have hit a key (macro?) or when i'm in
> a specific folder. When trying the last thing, what should i use? Should
> i use a send-hook or a folder-hook? I have tried both and it didn't
> work.
>
> When
2000-06-22-08:31:12 [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
> Someone at work has a requirement for a command line MUA to use
> with S/MIME. He has to automate sending E-Mail to customers with
> X.509 certificates in their mail programs. He says "I think the
> RSA BSAFE toolkit is what I need."
I've no idea whether
* Dennis Robertson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>
> I can't seem to get anything to work first time with mutt. I installed
> gnupg, copied the gpg.rc file to ~/ and tried to send a signed message to
> myself.
copy/paste gpg.rc into your .muttrc
david
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On Fri, Jun 23, 2000 at 05:33:35PM +0530, Suresh Ramasubramanian wrote:
> Dennis Robertson proclaimed on mutt-users that:
> >offending ISP. I apologise for the inconvenience. Configuring gpg is next.
> >Regards to all.
>
> /usr/local/doc/mutt/samples/gpg.rc (also pgp2.rc and pgp5.rc in the sa
> Lars Hecking:
> Do not ask about the difference between 1.2 and 1.2.1.
>
> Use 1.2.2.
but don't forget the patches...
clemens
Hi,
I would like to have a few settings (mainly headers, signature, pgp id)
which should be dependend on the person i'm writing the message as.
The setting should be set when i have hit a key (macro?) or when i'm in
a specific folder. When trying the last thing, what should i use? Should
i use a
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