e "In-reply-to" or "References" fields. Works quite
well for me. Note that you'll also have to turn on the
subj_breaks_thread option.
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t; to save
> them all?
Have you tried hitting the up arrow to pull up the last entry?
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ndering if anyone has toyed with the idea of patching
> mutt to use vfolders or anything similar.
>
> Or alternatively anyone know of an IMAP server that would work like
> this?
Some co-workers/friends and myself had ideas to start such a
project, but we've been busy and it&#
not use bash to compute the remainder? For instance, if you
have 13 signature files, compute 0-12 (pseudo-)randomly with:
$((RANDOM%13))
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ave the list address defined in your muttrc?
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many UNIX
systems. If you don't need Bash, why use it?
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in the
> @%$ if you
> ask me!) and finally found that it was the Organization line that was
> causing my
> problem. I removed that line, and the problem is gone. I think the
> people with
> mutt were retarded for doing that! But again... that's just me.
>
>
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onsidering it's huge size?
They are not equivalent. Whether or not $DISPLAY is set is not
necessarily equivalent to whether or not X is running. RunningX not
only checks to see if X is running, but checks to ensure that the
display can be opened.
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e error
>
> /usr/bin/ld: cannot find -lX11
> collect2: ld returned 1 exit status
>
> I'm on a RH7 box running kernel 2.2.16 and gcc-2.96-69. Can someone pls.
> figure out why I can't compile and what needs to be done?
Try using the following:
gcc -o RunningX Run
the original,
> expresses exactly what I had in mind.
>
> And, yes, the rationale is to still do email a-la-mutt
> when far from home, either behind a firewall, or on
> some friend's PC
>
> Ciao,
>
__
> M
> M
> M
> M_______
I never did get much of a response for my patch. I've attached it
if you'd like to apply it.
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g?
Here's a few folder-hooks that I have set:
folder-hook . set pager_index_lines=10
folder-hook "!$" set pager_index_lines=4
folder-hook "!$" 'uncolor index "~C bobbell"'
folder-hook "!.mutt"
" isnt working. Any clues?
Try instead.
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December 31 on l
tab completion is mutt, mutt just print a little
'o' instead.
Ideas, anyone?
(When I'm actually at my workstation things work fine. This problem
is only with the situation described above).
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From a bash prompt, try running:
COLUMNS= ps ae | grep mutt
and see if you don't change your mind about using PGPPASS.
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such..
> thanks
I method I used while at school is documented at
http://www.css.tayloru.edu/~bbell/spam-filter/
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A
laptop when connected.
To check mail at home, make sure the laptop is up-to-date (i.e., has run
fetchmail recently) and then check mail normally, which will access your
mail folders on your laptop.
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d editor)
> for the editor so I can read other mails while composing a draft? In other
> words, I prefer the editor not to tie up mutt while composing mail.
Just open another mutt session. Unlike many mail editors, you can
have multiple instances of mutt running at the same time.
e alway used "grep -v grep", and unless you are
calling this repeatedly, it's unlikely you'll see a difference in
practice.
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ges
processes, the ps command itself may or may not show. Some Unices will
even show it sometimes and not others.
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-- Roy Carlson, University of Wisconsin
-clearsign to selected the type of the sig-
nature.
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cation from ~/.gnupg, in which case
> you would have to set up a variable GNUPGHOME=/your/gnupg/directory in
> /etc/profile.
>
> On Mon, Oct 09, 2000 at 12:09:04PM -0400, Bob Bell wrote:
> > Is this a new feature in gpg. This doesn't appear to get rid of the
> > w
On Mon, Oct 09, 2000 at 08:40:32PM +0300, Mikko Hnninen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Bob Bell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on Mon, 09 Oct 2000:
> > I'm hoping someone can figure out how to properly quote my signature
> > setting. Briefly, I want to set si
but the ~/.quotes/* is passed literally, and not expanded. I've tried
using backticks unsuccessfully.
Any suggestions?
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ing for me. gpg --version reports "gpg (GnuPG) 1.0.1".
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pager previous-line
bind pager next-line
bind pager exit
bind browser next-page
bind browser select-entry
bind browser exit
bind browser view-file
macro browser i 'q'
bind attach exi
'macro index d "!.Trash"'
folder-hook . 'macro pager d ""'
folder-hook "!$" 'macro pager d "!.Trash"'
folder-hook "!.wave4" 'macro pager d "!.Trash"
TED]
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> To: Zdenek Sekera <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Cc: vim <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> ---
> To: Vim-dev List <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> ---
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> ---
> To: "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Cc:
someone know a way to view them directly instead of first saving
> them on the disk ???
Your mime.types file should pick up on the extension and let mutt
treat the file as image/jpeg, at which point your setting for image/jpeg
take over. This is described in the manual under "Mutt
hat if $signature ends with
a pipe ("|"), then it is run as a program and the output is used as your
signature. That's what I do.
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to the index page.
Read about "push" in the manual. It will allow you to push
keystrokes on startup if you place a push command in your muttrc.
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e sources the '-- ' (dash dash space) string and that
> should be the right place to alter.
Try the attached, mostly untested patch to remove signature
processing (i.e., remove all support from mutt).
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file. The muttzilla
home page should have more information:
http://www3.telus.net/brian_winters/mutt/
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27; and then Enter.
Such a filter should be run during mail delivery. The commonly used
solution is procmail.
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in way. However, you can either
tell your editor to remove them, or write a short script that strips
those lines and then calls your editor, and then set editor=your-script.
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lp with multiple IMAP folders). Folder aliasing besides
> just the $folder functionality would be rather useful with IMAP I
> guess.
Be sure to use tab completion, though, as it may make your life a
little easier. ! can also be expanded now.
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earch %s ; fi`
>
> It's all in one line. Mutt complains about unknown -c option (!). I've
> tried to quote it and escape it somehow but it just doesn't work.
Try a short shell script that basically does the
> easy to work up an entry macro for your editor that first prunes it off.
> If that doesn't work, set your editor to a script that first does the
> pruning and then fires up the real thing.
Indeed, the typical reply is that this is functionality that belongs
in the edito
resume normal functionality. These keys are best avoided
in *any* text-based program.
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updated for the 1.2/1.3 series as it's now more
stable. Brendan, care to do so? I could give it a whirl if you don't
have the time, but you're probably the right man for the job.
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f IMAP4 and IMAP4rev1.
I don't think there's any support for IMAP2.
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be. However, I was
under the impression that the list-request method would still work.
Why do you think that it doesn't?
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with the body. That way editing your From
> header becomes very easy.
Alternatively, you could also create different macros. Something
like:
macro index m ":my_hdr From: Bob <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>"
macro index M ":my_hdr From: Bob Bell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>&q
ore, and bind them to keys you likely won't
use. The set 'o' to call that macro, and then change its own
definition to point to the other macro. You could actually do it all
in one macro, but the syntax will probably get hairy.
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e any solution?
Use ';' before the command (e.g. ';m') to have the command apply
to all tagged records.
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On Wed, Jul 19, 2000 at 09:32:59AM +0200, Martin [Keso] Keseg
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Bob Bell ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote :
>
> > Well, the "t" and "m" are actually extended ASCII bar characters,
> > but that "&" is as it appear
t it after I resubscribed.
Apparently it went through anyway.
>
> ...and then Bob Bell said...
> % What does the ampersand (&) character on the subject line mean
> % when sorting by threads? For instance:
>
> It means, as far as I've seen, that your threads are attach
0) m*>RE: Web page
Well, the "t" and "m" are actually extended ASCII bar characters,
but that "&" is as it appears. Can anyone shed light on what this
means? (just to satisfy curiosity)
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0) m*>RE: Web page
Well, the "t" and "m" are actually extended ASCII bar characters,
but that "&" is as it appears. Can anyone shed light on what this
means? (just to satisfy curiosity)
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t; Like in Netscape Messenger or The Bat! MUA?
>
> You can get a very similar effect with a suitable set of
> macros - just bind "d" to "save to trash", and set $purge
> to yes.
Are you referring to $delete? I'm not aware of a $purge option,
and it's n
11:23 /usr/bin/muttbug*
>
> Anyone know why there's such a discrepancy? I think the RPM might be
> stripping the binaries but I don't know if that would make such a big
> difference... Doing a mutt -v on both the RPM and manual binaries
> produces the same output:
Quite
f /tmp/sig.$USER
> fi
> cat $HOME/.signature > /tmp/sig.$USER
> /usr/local/games/bin/fortune -s >> /tmp/sig.$USER
> /usr/local/bin/mutt
>
> set signature=/tmp/sig.your_login_here
Wouldn't something like this work and be simpler?
set signature='(cat .sig
ern.c lines 334,
348, and 360 to work on dates only. If you want to throw octal and
hexadecimal parsing out the window entirely, you can apply
patch-1.3.2.bbell.strtol.1 instead. This is a little more consistent,
though you potentially lose some power.
I'll leave the decision up to someon
gt; a
> b
> c
...depending on the shell. Moreover, quoted backspaces in my
implementation of sh and bash put each item from ls on a separate line,
even if they weren't before. However, quotes don't have the same
effect is csh.
But this is a mutt mailing lis
ally, I just
jotted down something that worked on Tru64, and left a compatible
implementation up to the implementor :-)
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PGP signature
you are already in a
script?
mutt -s 'the whole deal' [EMAIL PROTECTED] `for f in *.html;do echo -a $f;done`
Possibly use a variable in place of *.html .
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one using the send-hook feature. You use regular
expressions to match the header fields.
Check out the mutt manual for more extensive documentation on
these and other types of hooks.
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27;) before your desired command. This applies
the command to all tagged messages, instead of to just the current
one.
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cache, but not a local mail spool,
similar to Netscape? I use mutt with IMAP as my main mailer here at
work, and this could greatly speed some things up.
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ed up... Maybe I should look into it myself...
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want, and subsequent replies are sorted under a different thread than
I desired.
Is there any way to specify which message should be used to set
the "References" field?
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believe the default key bindings are 'g' for
'group-reply' and 'R' for 'recall-[postponed]message'.
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o.
P.S. Glad to see you've switched from elm to mutt. Your message times
are Y2K compliant now :)
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;+' at the beginning of the
> line where it wrapped.
This is a feature. This indicates mutt had to wrap the line,
instead of the line being wrapped by the original mailer. If you
dislike the '+' characters (as I do), use 'set nomarkers' in your
muttrc.
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mailbox ("mailbox2") I
>created inside mutt?
Depends on the settings in your .muttrc, and how you specified the
mailbox. Try `find ~ -name mailbox2` and then `find / -name mailbox2`
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it -- would it compile if it didn't
> ??
Really? I have both ncurses and slang installed, and the
configure script picked up ncurses to use. If you had (n)curses,
configure could have found and used that.
Should mutt -v spit out which library what used?
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>
> I have a department I want to move to IMAP with pine and mutt, but I want them to be
>able to browse the remote folders.
>
> Any suggestions?
>
> Dave
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Is it possible to match against a regex but not color the entire
regex? This could be useful if I need to match against something
before my regex to ensure that I have a good match, but I don't want
to color that initial text.
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