Hello Renata
I did receive a hint from Gary Johnson last week:
> Thanks for your idea. I done the following:
>
> # Makros
> macro index "\M" "c=mutt_in_mailbox\r" # Shortcut "M", eigehende Mutt-Mails
> macro pager "\M" "c=mutt_in_mailbox\r" # dito
> macro index "\L" "c=lynx_in_mailbox\r" # Shor
I'm trying to test my qmail install and I've set it up to deliver mail to
~/Maildir/ and I'd like to use mutt to read this, how can I do that?
I'm looking through the muttrc files on the site and I see stuff like:
set mbox_style=Maildir
set folder=~/Maildir
but then what?
Jeffrey Schoolcraft
Despite rummaging in the manual and the code, I haven't been able to see
a way to define a default directory for attachment saves that differs
from the default directory for Mutt's temporary files. I can hardcode
the user's home directory to serve as the attachment default with the
following
Daniel Kollar wrote:
> Hello!
>
> I'm using the pager with the setting "set pager_index_lines=10".
> This means, that I can see 10 lines of the index even when the pager
> is showing the contents of one email.
> When I tag some msgs and still have one msg open in the pager a
> command like "save
Hello!
I'm using the pager with the setting "set pager_index_lines=10".
This means, that I can see 10 lines of the index even when the pager
is showing the contents of one email.
When I tag some msgs and still have one msg open in the pager a
command like "save msgs" works only on the open msgs b
