Hello all,
I am connecting to a remote imap server. How can I set record to this server's
Sent? I set record to
imap://mtoz...@mail.sabanciuniv.edu/Sent then to =Sent but I got No route to
host.
Regards,
/mto
On Thu, Dec 25, 2008 at 09:14:02PM EST, Kyle Wheeler wrote:
> On Thursday, December 25 at 07:56 PM, quoth Chris Jones:
> >`ls > /tmp/ls`
> >
> >.. in my .muttrc .. and despite an error message to the effect that the
> >command doesn't exist .. it actually works.
>
> The reason it generates the err
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On Thursday, December 25 at 07:56 PM, quoth Chris Jones:
>`ls > /tmp/ls`
>
>.. in my .muttrc .. and despite an error message to the effect that the
>command doesn't exist .. it actually works.
The reason it generates the error is because mutt doesn't
On Thu, Dec 25, 2008 at 03:48:21PM EST, Michael Kjorling wrote:
> On 25 Dec 2008 14:13 -0500, by cjns1...@gmail.com (Chris Jones):
> > I guess I could write a wrapper to launch mutt but I was thinking of
> > coding something in my .muttrc that would invoke a bash shell & run the
> > script but I ha
On 25Dec2008 20:48, Michael Kjorling wrote:
| On 25 Dec 2008 14:13 -0500, by cjns1...@gmail.com (Chris Jones):
| > I guess I could write a wrapper to launch mutt but I was thinking of
| > coding something in my .muttrc that would invoke a bash shell & run the
| > script but I have not found anythi
On 25 Dec 2008 14:13 -0500, by cjns1...@gmail.com (Chris Jones):
> I guess I could write a wrapper to launch mutt but I was thinking of
> coding something in my .muttrc that would invoke a bash shell & run the
> script but I have not found anything.
You can use standard backtick `` syntax in muttr
++ 25/12/08 12:10 -0600 - Kyle Wheeler:
>>> of the message. Now, one last question, is it possible to have mutt
>>> show all attachments in the pager, regardless of alternatives?
>
>No. Mutt follows the MIME decoding guidelines pretty strictly, and the
>message you've outlined above has *explicit
I'm trying to get mutt to generate a bunch of alias commands via "ls
~mail/lists | awk .." for the mailing lists I am subscribed to and write
them to a file that I would subsequently read via a "source alias-file".
So every time I start mutt the file would be recreated and mut's alias
list would
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On Wednesday, December 24 at 10:13 AM, quoth Rejo Zenger:
>>> Aah. That makes sense. In a more simplified rendering:
>>>
>>> 1 multipart mixed
>>> 2 ├─> textplain
>>> 3 └─> message rfc822
On Wed, Dec 24, 2008 at 09:31:03AM +0100, Anders Rayner-Karlsson wrote:
>
> I can't really explain _why_ it behaves like this - but I'd guess that
> mutt maintains a in-memory mailbox state and once you enter a mailbox,
> that state is set to "read", even if the mailbox still contains unread
> e-m
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