Word
attachments by running them through unoconv (part of LibreOffice) to convert
them to HTML, then showing them in a browser window.
...Akkana
at it makes me
the sender and gives me a chance to add a comment?
...Akkana
ut any mutt user who uses
gmail will have to deal with this before the end of the month.
...Akkana
back to the mutt window to arrow down and open the next image. It
would be great to have a way to tag all the image attachmentss and
pass them all together as arguments to an image viewer.
...Akkana
ld take the
foreground color from the first rule but the background color from
the second rule? In practice, what that does is ignore the first
rule and apply the second rule to any message that matches both.
So instead of "default" I'd need something that led mutt not to
set a color, but allow the colors from other rules to apply.
I'm using Mutt 1.14.6 on Ubuntu.
...Akkana
uld probably set up your tables there and people could edit them.
...Akkana
ow,
I guess I never checked the plaintext part." It's been "looks fine
to me" every. single. time. And most of the time, no matter how many
times we go back and forth I can never manage to convince them even
that a text part exists, let alone that it's worth fixing.
...Akkana
exchange-calendar-series-instance-id:" so I'm guessing
it's Exchange doing this).
Is there any way to configure mutt to alert me at the top of the
message if there are any text/calendar or image/* attachments
anywhere in the message, even as part of a multipart/alternative?
I feel like I miss a lot in mail messages because mutt doesn't tell
me about attachments.
...Akkana
breaks that nice fast keyboard-driven workflow
that's a big part of why I use mutt in the first place. It would be
so nice to have it all right there in the pager.
...Akkana
mutt without losing all the formatting
is much more difficult. I spent a week or so several years ago and
never managed it (I ended up writing a python script for the once or
twice a year when I really need to send HTML mail) so I'm reading this
thread with interest to see what solutions other people come up with.
...Akkana
it worked much better for me
than offlineimap or mailsync.
The only problem with mbsync is that it doesn't have a "daemon
mode", so I had to write a script that runs it every N seconds.
But that's a trivial complaint.
...Akkana
and just group
everything with the same subject into one thread, so it's not
like most people scrutinize the details of the thread tree.
...Akkana
lient shows it to them. All that quoting is a complete
silly waste of space and bandwidth, except in one very special edge
case: the "You weren't CCed on this discussion, but you should have
been, adding you in now" case.
...Akkana
the Gmail default
changed; I think Outlook's default had changed quite a bit earlier,
and corporate users had been top-posting for quite a while, but it
wasn't that common for ordinary users or mailing lists until Gmail
changed.
If everybody used mutt, the top-posting scourge wouldn't have
happened. :-)
...Akkana
of
people who insist on communicating by mailing bunches of Word
attachments). So I put that on F5:
macro index "~/bin/viewmailattachments\n" "View all
attachments in browser"
macro pager "~/bin/viewmailattachments\n" "View all
attachments in browser"
The
Kevin J. McCarthy writes:
> On Wed, Feb 28, 2018 at 09:28:41AM -0700, Akkana Peck wrote:
> > But the example in the manual doesn't work for me in 1.9.3 [ ... ]
> > subjectrx '\[[^\]]*\]? *' '%L%R'
>
> Looks like the example might be wrong in
are about this super long list ID] blah blah
Escaping within single quotes, like this:
subjectrx 'Don\'t care about this super long list ID]' '%LDONT%R'
gives an "about: unknown command" error.
The workaround of using double quotes works fine:
subjectrx "Don't care about this super long list ID]" '%LDONT%R'
Just curious, since the workaround is fine for now.
...Akkana
> On Mon, Aug 28, 2017 at 11:34:49 -0600, Akkana Peck wrote:
> > fcc-save-hook "(~t that_fri...@somewhere.no | ~c that_fri...@somewhere.no |
> > ~f that_fri...@somewhere.no)" =friend_sent
> >
> > I wish there was a more compact way to specify it [ ... ]
Na
-- it's tedious to
add new entries -- but it works.
For the folder part of your question, you could specify the mailbox as
=that_friend/Sent, or /path/to/that_friend/Sent, or whatever you want.
Does that help, or did I misunderstand the question?
...Akkana
ldn't you like to be able to do that yourself?"
So I gather that mutt currently has no way of doing this. If I add
one, is there any chance it might make it back into the source tree?
Or are people really opposed to this on principle?
...Akkana
but it
didn't work, L said "No mailing lists found".)
Thanks!
...Akkana
se, IIRC).
Mozilla mail also supports flowed mail, and sends it by default
(though Mozilla may not yet qualify as "in common use").
...Akkana
the problem, unless
you try several different terminal emulators and see the same
problem on all of them.
...Akkana
I've had the same "not waiting around long enough" problem with sending
html messages to Netscape for viewing (as an alternate when they're too
complicated to read with lynx). Has anyone found a trick to make mutt
keep the tmp file around a little longer? It's not covered in the
mailcap section of the mutt manual.
...Akkana
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