0n Tue, Apr 29, 2008 at 06:04:28PM +0200, Rado S wrote:
>=- Wilkinson, Alex wrote on Tue 29.Apr'08 at 9:01:45 +0800 -=
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>> Is it possible to stop threads un-collaping as new mail arrives ?
>
>Yes, check vars with "collapse" in them.
Ok, filtering on the word "collapse"
I am running fedora 8 and my home directory is nfs mounted. When I execute:
echo 'test email using mutt'|mutt -s 'test email using mutt'
it hangs up for a while (can't interrupt it with cntl-c or background
it with cntl-z and bg) and then produces this error message:
fcntl: No locks availabl
=- Wilkinson, Alex wrote on Tue 29.Apr'08 at 9:01:45 +0800 -=
> Is it possible to stop threads un-collaping as new mail arrives ?
Yes, check vars with "collapse" in them.
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Hello,
I am using the next-unread-mailbox function to read my mail collection.
For this, in my ~/.muttrc, I have defined 'c' macro like this:
folder-hook . 'bind index,pager c next-unread-mailbox'
This works well, but when there are no more mailboxes with unread mails,
it just stay in the curr
On 04/29/08 10:45, hce wrote:
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> I installed mutt binary in Debian box. Seems I have to install a
> source package then to make change as Vladimir suggested.
You could also consider using mutt with offlineimap. "set
mark_old=yes" works for me using offlineimap.
m.
> From comments from Vladimir, is it a bug in mutt?
This is a point where we disagree with Brendan. I think it is, he thinks
it's IMAP implementation detail. And Brendan surely knows mutt guts
better than me (ironically he was the one who gave me the patch :). You
can find our discussion in the ma
