And life is good, it works, Mutt rocks. How many MUAs have I tried to find
nirvana? How many WMs did I install to enable this lib or that so some
esoteric function in the newest ginchey MUA would be available?
It wasn't whether this XPM lib was installed, or if that widget was
compiled, or ha
On Wed, Jul 19, 2000 at 08:18:41AM -0600, Charles Curley wrote:
>
> I suspect that mutt is spawning gpg, which is then hanging waiting for
> input at SDTIN. Have you included the gpg.rc file into your .muttrc, as
> follows:
>
> source ~/gpg.rc
>
> The plain vanilla gpg.rc works just fine out of
DAve proclaimed on mutt-users that:
>Why no threads? No list names in the index? I've looked through several
>sample muttrc files from the site, and read the FAQ but it still don't work.
>
>What did I forget/miss?
set sort=threads
Lists has been replaced by subscribe in newer mutts
-suresh
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Aaron Schrab proclaimed on mutt-users that:
>At 15:40 -0400 19 Jul 2000, Michael Soulier <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> Hey guys. I noticed that mutt creates .lock files while reading from
>> mailboxes, as it should. At work here, we have some project accounts where
>> multiple users are mana
At 15:40 -0400 19 Jul 2000, Michael Soulier <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hey guys. I noticed that mutt creates .lock files while reading from
> mailboxes, as it should. At work here, we have some project accounts where
> multiple users are managing mail. I'm wondering about mutt's capabilities
I've recently moved into Mutt and I like it.
I have two things I just don't get. I am trying to get the threading to work
in the FreeBSD and Mutt-users maillists but no luck. I have the 'lists' line
correct in my muttrc, and the index format looks correct to me using the 'L'
as in the default
Hardy Merrill muttered:
> My muttrc has this format for the "index_format"
>
> set index_format="%3C%?M?+& ?%Z %[%b %d] %-16.16F [%-9.9O] %-33.33s (%4l)"
> I screwed something up - I've reworked a few things including
> adding $alternates for my email addresses, and now my save-hook's
> don't wo
Hardy Merrill <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on Wed, 19 Jul 2000:
> Here is my mutt-users save-hook:
>
> save-hook mutt-users =Mutt-users
This won't work, because if you don't supply a regexp with a Mutt
pattern operator, the $default_hook gets used -- which will match
the given pattern agains the Fr
On Wed, Jul 19, 2000 at 12:23:34PM +0200, Thomas Roessler wrote:
> On 2000-07-18 11:54:41 -0600, Benjamin Korvemaker wrote:
>
> > The only significant difference I've found in
> > configurations is that my Solaris version has
> > +HAVE_LANGINFO_CODESET and the Linux version has
> > -HAVE_LANGINFO
Francisco D . Borges <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on Wed, 19 Jul 2000:
> I can see the headers with:
> macro pager "o" ":unignore old-to old-cc\n"
>
> BUT I still need another macro using ANOTHER PRECIOUS KEY to do the
> reverse action, ":unignore old-to old-cc\n"
>
> ¿Somebody knows how
Hey guys. I noticed that mutt creates .lock files while reading from
mailboxes, as it should. At work here, we have some project accounts where
multiple users are managing mail. I'm wondering about mutt's capabilities in
this area, with respect to multiple users accessing the same mailboxes fr
Hello mutt folks,
I've got a small (yet interesting) problem; sometimes I receive messages
directed to me and to N other recipients, so to avoid `visual noise` when
N is BIG, I filter my mail with a procmail rule that will count the
number of recipients and if N >= MAX_RCPT it will replace
Hello Mutt Users!
On śro 19 lip 2000 13:26:42 GMT Bob Bell wrote:
> Use ';' before the command (e.g. ';m') to have the command apply
> to all tagged records.
Thanks :) I should read doc first -- sorry.
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Bi-la kaifa
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On Wed, Jul 19, 2000 at 05:44:36PM +0200, Caster <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I was searching for a simple addressbook that could work with Mutt. I
> have found one -- it's called abook. It's almost OK, I can simply query
> it for an e-mail address. However there is one problem: I can't mail to
>
Hi!
I was searching for a simple addressbook that could work with Mutt. I
have found one -- it's called abook. It's almost OK, I can simply query
it for an e-mail address. However there is one problem: I can't mail to
multiple addresses at once. I can ask abook for a pattern or for 'all'
and Mutt
On 2000-07-19 14:52:58 +0200, Stephan Seitz wrote:
> Mutt doesn't speak SMTP, so the local MTA has to ask
> for username and password (AFAIK). Is this possible?
Maybe I'm thinking Unix systems too much as multi-user
systems, but shouldn't the SMTP client (and credentials)
be available to more pr
On Wed, Jul 19, 2000 at 10:47:47PM +1000, Dennis Robertson muttered:
> Hello List,
> I have RTFM, several sample .muttrcs including Sven's and Gabe's, the faq and the gnu
> privacy handbook and I am stumped. I want to autoview and decrypt the content of
>encrypted
> messages. I have tried every
I screwed something up - I've reworked a few things including
adding $alternates for my email addresses, and now my save-hook's
don't work. Now, I like my index_format because
- if I sent it, it shows the address that I sent it to
- if sent to me, it shows the address it was sent from
but wha
Stephan Seitz proclaimed on mutt-users that:
>Hm, what about SMTP-auth?
>
>Mutt doesn't speak SMTP, so the local MTA has to ask for username and
>password (AFAIK). Is this possible?
Mutt is better off as a simple mail reader. SMTP-AUTH can be done with
your local sendmail (if you install SASL).
David T-G [[EMAIL PROTECTED]] wrote:
> Hardy --
>
> mutt doesn't necessarily know that the message is from you unless you've
> set up $alternates. Have a look at the manual for alternates, from, and
> realname.
>
Thanks - that worked. Now that I'm setting $alternates to
a regex for the email
I'm planning to add a doc/ subdirectory to the FTP area,
which should carry translations of the mutt documentation
which aren't included with the source code.
If you are maintaining such a translation, please contact
me.
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Thomas Roessler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Hi!
On Fre, Jul 14, 2000 at 11:08:46 +0200, Thomas Roessler wrote
> About supporting SMTP: This would be considerably more
> complex than the current approach.
Hm, what about SMTP-auth?
Mutt doesn't speak SMTP, so the local MTA has to ask for username and
password (AFAIK). Is this possible?
S
Hello List,
I have RTFM, several sample .muttrcs including Sven's and Gabe's, the faq and the gnu
privacy handbook and I am stumped. I want to autoview and decrypt the content of
encrypted
messages. I have tried every entry I can think of in .mailcap and .muttrc to try to
autoview octet-stream
Hardy --
mutt doesn't necessarily know that the message is from you unless you've
set up $alternates. Have a look at the manual for alternates, from, and
realname.
:-D
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David T-G * It's easier to fight for one's principles
(play) [EMAIL PROTECTED] * than to live u
My muttrc has this format for the "index_format"
set index_format="%3C%?M?+& ?%Z %[%b %d] %-16.16F [%-9.9O] %-33.33s (%4l)"
and here's a typical message that appears in my "sent" mbox
mailbox:
11 L Jul 17 Hardy Merrill[merrill ] Fwd: Re: examples
I'd like to see the "recipient" name, a
On Wed, Jul 19, 2000 at 09:32:59AM +0200, Martin [Keso] Keseg
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Bob Bell ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote :
>
> > Well, the "t" and "m" are actually extended ASCII bar characters,
> > but that "&" is as it appears. Can anyone shed light on what this
> > means? (just to s
On 2000-07-18 11:54:41 -0600, Benjamin Korvemaker wrote:
> The only significant difference I've found in
> configurations is that my Solaris version has
> +HAVE_LANGINFO_CODESET and the Linux version has
> -HAVE_LANGINFO_CODESET
Try explicitly setting the $charset configuration variable
on the S
Hello Mutt Users!
On wto 18 lip 2000 14:27:46 GMT David T-G wrote:
> I don't *think* so, but you could specify a push command and push the
> macro keystrokes...
Well, that should work. Thanks for the tip :)
--
Bi-la kaifa
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Bob Bell ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote :
> What does the ampersand (&) character on the subject line mean
> when sorting by threads? For instance:
>
> 5219 + 07/12 Perez, Dick ( 0) &*>RE: Web page
> 5220 + 07/13 Perez, Dick ( 0) t*>RE: Web page
> 522
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