I'm using the Maildir format...
Do you know why it happens:
- everytime when I set the deletion flag with Mutt
- once in a while when the deletion flag was set before opening the folder with
Mutt?
Can you send me the patch? Thanks!
Jean-Luc
On Thu, Feb 18, 2010 at 05:55:00PM -0600, Nicholas Lo
On Thu, Feb 18, 2010 at 10:14:09PM +0100, O Polite wrote:
> I've got a nifty macro that deletes stale threads in my mailing list
> folders. I'd like to run it automatically from cron. How do I do that?
what do you mean by "stale threads"? threads that lack a parent message?
anyway, you might want
Hi this is "expected" behavior for certain mailboxes. So a possible
work around is to switch the mailbox type you use. At some point I
submitted a patch for this behavior which created an option
"save_dflag" for which could be set to save deletion flags on mbox
style mailboxes.
Maybe we could tr
Hi,
If I set one or more messages with the deletion flag, and answer "no" to the
purge confirmation, Mutt undeletes the messages when leaving the folder.
Is this an expected behavior?
Once in a while, Mutt will undelete messages that already had the deletion flag
set (before entering the folde
I've got a nifty macro that deletes stale threads in my mailing list
folders. I'd like to run it automatically from cron. How do I do that?
oivvio
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> Will it not be easier to specify the mailboxes like this?
>
> mailboxes =innboks =innboks/broadpark ..
It's easier when you have 5-10 mailboxes. I have about 30 mailboxes so
I decided to define it dynamically. Except that, I have dynamically rules
in my .procmailrc, like this
* ^Sender
On 18.02.10,10:25, Andrey Zhidenkov wrote:
> Hello, all.
>
> I've converted all my mail from mbox to maildir format. I use sidebar patch
> and now my mailboxes name starts with '.'. mailboxes setting defined like
> this:
>
>
> mailboxes `echo -n "+ "; find ~/mail -maxdepth 1 -type d -name ".*"
