Dan Christensen [mutt-users] <06/08/01 20:39 +0200>:
> Well thanks for stering my in the way,
> what is the right number to use in
> Line_wrap i have foundt the way to set
> the textwidth in .vimrc
Keep it to 72 or so.
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Suresh Ramasubramanian + Lumber Cartel India -
mallet @ cluestick.or
On 2001.08.06, in <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
"Mike Erickson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> All that would be necessary is a maillist_file setting in my .muttrc
> just like alias_file, and add a command to add addresses to it. Although
> it'd be a nice bonus, it's not even necessary to autopars
Dale,
From the GNU Privacy Handbook:
http://www.gnupg.org/gph/en/manual.html#AEN329
Since a lot of this is fresh in my head from recently setting up PGP,
most of the texts I consulted tended to suggest your PGP key for your
primary e-mail address should be non-expiring. Unless you know this
If you're using multiple Maildirs, such as with procmail, you also may
want to do 'cat mbox|formail -i|procmail' after you have updated your
.procmailrc to filter to the new Maildirs. This is how I did mine, and
it worked fine. It also retains your mbox completely intact just in
case something g
Hello,
One of the (very) few things that has bugged me about mutt is the way it
handles mailing lists. I join/leave too many mailing lists to maintain
my .muttrc as well as I should. A couple days ago, the thought occured
to me that mailing lists (subscribe, list) should be in a seperate file.
A
Justin R. Miller spake unto us the following wisdom:
> > I can't find any information in the mutt manual about the meaning of
> > the "*" character, when it appears in the child message subject lines
> > in the index. Can anyone tell me what it signifies?
>
> I believe it means that the thread w
Thus spake Jonathan Irving ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> I can't find any information in the mutt manual about the meaning of
> the "*" character, when it appears in the child message subject lines
> in the index. Can anyone tell me what it signifies?
I believe it means that the thread was implied, ma
Jonathan Irving spake unto us the following wisdom:
> I can't find any information in the mutt manual about the meaning
> of the "*" character, when it appears in the child message
> subject lines in the index. Can anyone tell me what it
> signifies?
It indicates that the denoted message is "sub
Heya
I can't find any information in the mutt manual about the meaning
of the "*" character, when it appears in the child message
subject lines in the index. Can anyone tell me what it
signifies?
I have threading enabled and ascii_chars set (although this
character appears as a "*" in either ca
On (06/08/01 12:05), David Champion wrote:
> On 2001.08.06, in <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, "Ailbhe
> Leamy" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > I've been reformatting text using par, before editing it in vi.
> > Basically, I've changed my editor to a script that pipes the message
> > through par and then op
* On Mon Aug 06, Jean-Sebastien Morisset wrote in [mutt-users]:
-> I've been using mutt v1.2.5 in mbox mode for a while now (500MB for
-> ~/Mail), but for compatibility reasons, I have to start using Maildir.
-> Does anyone know how I can convert all my mbox directories and files to
-> the Maildi
I've been using mutt v1.2.5 in mbox mode for a while now (500MB for
~/Mail), but for compatibility reasons, I have to start using Maildir.
Does anyone know how I can convert all my mbox directories and files to
the Maildir format? I have quite a few directories, sub-directories, etc.
Thanks,
js.
On man, aug 06, 2001 at 07:38:28 +0200, Udo Müller wrote:
> Hi Dan,
>
> On Mon, 06 Aug 2001 at 8:57 +0200, Dan Christensen wrote:
> > On man, aug 06, 2001 at 07:11:31 +0200, Morten Liebach wrote:
> >
> > Good i have almost mutt setup just missing something about line_wrap to be less
>than 72 :
Andy Spiegl wrote:
> > Your MTA settings are screwed in some manner -
> Hm, but they work as mailserver for a large company network...
In which case mutt is not calling sendmail properly
> > or mutt is not injecting mail
> > properly into the mta (set sendmail=[whatever])
> I don't use this se
At Sun, Aug 05 2001 [22:33 -0400], Kyle Knack aroused my curiosity with:
> Actually, to be very specific, I had my "From:" set in a my_hdr line,
> but yes, that's been commented out. The only other thing in my configs
> containing the word "from" is 'set envelop_from', which doesn't seem to
> aff
Hi Dan,
On Mon, 06 Aug 2001 at 8:57 +0200, Dan Christensen wrote:
> On man, aug 06, 2001 at 07:11:31 +0200, Morten Liebach wrote:
>
> Good i have almost mutt setup just missing something about line_wrap to be less than
>72 :-)
but that's no problem of mutt. It's one of your editor :-)
cu Udo
On 2001.08.06, in <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
"Ailbhe Leamy" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi
>
> I've been reformatting text using par, before editing it in vi.
> Basically, I've changed my editor to a script that pipes the message
> through par and then opens it in vi. The only trouble with thi
Hi Morten
On man, aug 06, 2001 at 07:11:31 +0200, Morten Liebach wrote:
> > > Can you send mail to others?
> > Yes that's work just fine, but i thing i maybe fundt the problem in my postfix
>settings so im using L to replay to your post. So hope all end up the right way.
>
> Looks good. :-)
> I've been reformatting text using par, before editing it in vi.
> Basically, I've changed my editor to a script that pipes the message
> through par and then opens it in vi. The only trouble with this is that
> it also reformats my signatures at the bottom of the mail.
I use par to reformat par
> > Aug 5 23:23:31 hamster sm-mta[931]: f764NVtI000931: collect: premature EOM:
> > Error 0
> > Aug 5 23:23:31 hamster sm-mta[931]: f764NVtI000931: collect: unexpected
> > close on connection from localhost, sender=<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: Error
> > 0
>
> Your MTA settings are screwed in some
On (06/08/01 18:16), Suresh Ramasubramanian wrote:
> Using a large mallet, Ailbhe Leamy whacked out:
>
> > I've been reformatting text using par, before editing it in vi.
> > Basically, I've changed my editor to a script that pipes the message
> > through par and then opens it in vi. The only tro
When I created my last pgp key, I set it to expire in 3 months. I
didn't want to have any more pgp keys laying around that I could no
longer use. But now, it appears my debian distro has found a home on
my hard drive and I'm not having to reformat :-) ..
question is: can I extend the time before
Using a large mallet, Ailbhe Leamy whacked out:
> I've been reformatting text using par, before editing it in vi.
> Basically, I've changed my editor to a script that pipes the message
> through par and then opens it in vi. The only trouble with this is that
> it also reformats my signatures at th
Hi
I've been reformatting text using par, before editing it in vi.
Basically, I've changed my editor to a script that pipes the message
through par and then opens it in vi. The only trouble with this is that
it also reformats my signatures at the bottom of the mail.
I'd rather it didn't do this.
On Sun, Aug 05, 2001 at 10:46:36PM +0200, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I am a newbie and probably this is a FAQ. Would you excuse me and
> my poor english. I know Mutt is able to fetch mail from various POP
> accounts, without "fetchmail" but I don't know how modify my ".muttrc"
As far as I know m
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