:break-thread
Try ":exec break-thread" instead.
[snip]
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;
> You could use `undelete-pattern', which, for me, is mapped to `U'.
>
> So, I would type `U.*' to undelete all messages in the current view.
Or type the message number (usually leftmost in the message index) and
when you are on the deleted message, press 'u' for
* Gary Johnson [20090410 22:55]:
> On 2009-04-10, "J. Limon" wrote:
> > On Fri, Apr 10, 2009 at 12:54:51PM -0700, Ravi Uday wrote:
> > > hi
> > > how can you make mutt enter the signature at 'cursor' position instead
> > > of appending it at the end of mail
> > > Ravi
> >
> > What's the point of
erm, eterm or mlterm has worked fine for me.
It would be interesting to know a bit more about your setup (and
looking at the date, find out if this is a wind-up ;).
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t ought to work, but do read the manual on scoring. Not everything
(as in patterns) works and I have a vague recollection that ~h is one
of the things that don't work with scoring, same as matching on what
is in the body of a message.
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* bill lam [20090205 10:06]:
> On Thu, 05 Feb 2009, Anders Rayner-Karlsson wrote:
> > Does not work. Tried it today, and you only get a mbox that is not a
> > real mbox. You can edit it by hand, inserting a blank line between the
>
> It works for me. I use maildir instead
mail
That sorts out the problem, but it would be a lot better if rss2email
generated correctly ordered headers. I'll see if I can "hack it" to do
that.
Of course, if anyone already has a patch or tip, I'm all ears. :)
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of weeks.
I think there is some Perl or Python tools, but you could actually
just use mutt itself to sort and move the mail around.
> Procmail uses both mbox and maildir, and knows which to use by the
> address you give it - if the address ends in a slash (/) it uses
> maildir, otherwise it u
d work on earlier mutt's than that) but if your
IMAP server is duff, then you can't delete folders as the IMAP server
does not do as told.
Check your IMAP server version and config that it allows deletion of
folders.
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the subject or the body, then you can add that
to narrow it down.
You seem to be facing a rare problem - getting too many hits from your
search criteria. Most of the time, I end up running mairix over and
over with increasingly generic searches, broadening the date range,
until I get hits and something in my search folder. It's rare that I
end up with thousands of hits and a folder that becomes a problem
sifting through to find what I'm looking for.
So, I think mairix is your best bet.
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e useful for something else. :)
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* Michelle Konzack [20081229 17:02]:
> Am 2008-12-29 14:04:19, schrieb Anders Rayner-Karlsson:
> > Incorrect.
> >
> > 'c' to change folder so you get to the folder index on the IMAP
> > server. Once in the index, 'd' on a highlighted folder wil
quot; is sightly incomplete
> and you can not delete IMAP folders...
Incorrect.
'c' to change folder so you get to the folder index on the IMAP
server. Once in the index, 'd' on a highlighted folder will delete
it. It's worked like that since at least 1.5.16.
Cheers,
"require" a MX to point back to the sending host before accepting
mail is IMHO disingenious. If it causes legit e-mail to disappear -
it's bad.
The OP wanted to know how to send mail without using his ISP - msmtp,
ssmtp, postfix, exim, sendmail (in increasing complexity to set u
you enter a mailbox,
that state is set to "read", even if the mailbox still contains unread
e-mail. As long as you do not change out of that folder, mutt will not
update that folders status (until perhaps after some internal timeout
value where it re-polls all folders).
Maybe some developer can tell me if I am far off the mark or not. :)
Cheers and Merry Xmas.
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