,
MEM2600XM-64D,
MEM-S1-128MB,
MEM-S2-256MB,
MEM-S2-512MB,
MEM-MSFC-128MB,
MEM2801-256D,
MEM3800-256D,
MEM3800-512,
MEM3745-256D,
MEM1841-256D,
MEM180X-256D,
WS-X6K-MSFC2-KIT,
and so on.
Regards
Helen.Zhou
NEWSTAR NETWORKING TECHNOLOGY
www.nstnetwork.com
MSN: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Hi!
Can anyone give me some hints on a configuration for mutt on linux with
the requirements below.
Requirements:
- -Postfix
- -Should handle more than one personal email address
- -several mailboxes
- -clamav should check and handle incoming mail
- -signing and reading encrypted mails with gnupg
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Hi!
Can anyone give me some hints on a configuration for mutt on linux with
the requirements below.
Requirements:
- -Postfix
- -Should handle more than one personal email address
- -several mailboxes
- -clamav should check and handle incoming mail
-
ve to fiddle with
the From header to get things right. But, this may work.
I'll report back.
John
Original Message:
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From: David T-G [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Thu, 11 Apr 2002 10:39:30 -0500
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Outlook pst import: What f
I've figured out how to convert Outlook mailboxes. There are filters within
Outlook to do this. They give the following choices for converted format:
-Comma seperated values (DOS)
-Comma seperated values (Windows)
-dBase
Sam,
I use mutt at work to read mail from an IMAP store.
While I love mutts functionality, I must say that the its speed in
processing IMAP stores strikes me as slow. I think this is because
mutt doesn't seem to have any caching mechanism. As a result, each
tim you open an imap subfolder you h
Being an emacs lover, I've got
macro index "\Cf\Cj" "{imapserver}Inbox"
You could easiloy put in /var/mail/foo
steven
On Thu, Jan 10, 2002 at 10:05:34AM +0100, Nick Wilson wrote:
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> Mornin' all
> When I hit 'c' and navigate to a mailbox, how
Ahoy.
Typicall I use mutt in an IMAP setting and am just now using it at
home (they finally removed the chain and ball from my cubicle).
I'm using fetchmail to yank the mail and procmail to process it. That
part is going quite well. I see mail accretion in my defined folders.
I have defined i
I would like to apply colors to my mailboxen. Namely, when I change
to a different folder I would like to have the directories be (say...)
magenta and have the folders be cyan.
Now i've set up colors all over the pager and all over the index
but I've not managed to discern if there's a way to se
* Jeremy C. Reed <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [20011122 04:19]: writing on the subject '(za8Y)
BOUNCE [EMAIL PROTECTED]:Non-member submission from [W a s h i n g t o n
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>] (fwd)'
| Odhiambo,
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| Please fix your autoresponder!
|
| Do not have it autoreply to
there something I have overlooked? I know
> I could solve this with some clever sendmail configuration, but so far I
> have failed. (The reason why I want to use my provider's SMTP server is so
> that I can use my "official" email address, [EMAIL PROTECTED], rather than
Now, thanks to Suresh I have a Mutt email reader up and running in a
basic configuration (one ISP and one e-mail address).
Unfortunately I'm receiving mail where accented characters so common in
Italian are substituted simply by '?'.
How can I fix it up?
Vittorio
r invoked by ~v in the builtin
editor
Ciao (which in Italian can mean both "hello" and "goodbye")
Vittorio
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> [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mutt-users] <06/06/01 11:38 +0200>:
>
> > Is there anybody out there able to give me the BASIC and simple
> > instructi
After a couple of years of experience with Linux and use of X-Window
mail readers, I've now installed Mutt from Debian potato on my portable
PC together with exim as MTA.
I know that Mutt is perhaps the best mail-reader in the linux world but
find the intricacies of setting it up somewhat tiring (
Hello,
I apologize for posting this here, but it's about professional use
of email, so I thought that Mutt users would know the answer anyway
:-)). Please do point me to more appropriate forums, if you know them.
THE PROBLEM:
I love Mutt, but am forced to read email via WWW quite often. The
ava
When using "/" to search through my aliases I've noticed that the search won't wrap
around to the beginning of the aliases when it reaches the bottom. That seems
strange. Is there any way around that?
Dan
Erika,
Wouldn't that be a function of sendmail's mail queue? I know sendmail can be
configured to send mail when connected. The mail queue is pretty powerful, so your
solution might lie there.
* Pacholleck ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> I have already been through dejanews for
I'm wondering if it's possible to setup an alias that delivers to multiple addresses?
Something like...
alias foo [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] (foo group)
Thanks.
Is it at all possible to resource my aliases file without restarting mutt? What info
I could find on aliases and sourcing the file doesn't mention this specifically.
Should I take it that the client must be restarted?
dan
Can anyone out there tell me if it is possible to send many email's out using
Bcc from mutt?
I have tried to cut and paste the email addresses i the appropriate place
when composing mail but no joy, the mailer manages to put in two and then
put a few in the subject line and the rest in the messag
Hi,
I like to subscribe me with another mailadress. This is
not the problem, but
how can I unsubscribe from this list?
Regards
Hubert
Hi all,
I sometimes need to preprocess a message I 'm about to reply
(eg. to reformat it so that long lines fit at a particular screen width)
After reading the manual and performing a search in 'comp.mail.mutt',
I am still puzzled, whether and how it could be done.
Any clues ?
Thanks in advanc
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