On Thursday, November 7 at 11:12 AM, quoth Peter Davis:
I'm using mutt 1.5.21 on OS X 10.9 in iTerm2, with emacs 24.2.1 set as
my editor (with the -nw option, so emacs runs in the same window as
mutt). I find when I edit a message or reply, either emacs or mutt is
not restoring the terminal st
On Tuesday, August 20 at 03:24 PM, quoth Leon Waldman:
Do any one have any inputs or caveats in store the Maildir folders
on dropbox to sync them between different computers?
I think the caveat is going to be race conditions; and given that
Dropbox can be used offline, the race conditions can
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On Monday, April 1 at 07:30 PM, quoth Luis Mochan:
> I tried now your fix, and it didn't work for me; my browser doesn't
> find the resulting pages when the url has ampersands that are
> converted to %26 (probably because the % itself is further e
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On Sunday, March 31 at 11:16 PM, quoth Luis Mochan:
>> I'm a perl guy, yet that's non-trivial here. Thx. :-)
>>
> You're welcome. I don't know if there are other characters that appear
> in an url and need to be escaped for the shell ([;><]?); the
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On Tuesday, October 23 at 05:39 PM, quoth Alex Efros:
> I know about urlview, but it both doesn't show long urls well and
> more complicated to use than just copy&paste (with disabled
> markers).
Long URLs are harder to handle than a terminal can
On Sunday, July 29 at 03:03 AM, quoth Jack M:
One can also use backtics in a muttrc to surround a snippet of shell
script, thereby avoiding the need for keeping another shell script
file laying round (in three places, no less):
source `some-conditional-here`
You can do even better than that;
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On Thursday, July 21 at 08:39 PM, quoth Martin:
>Hi,
>
>I've just tried extract_url and it seems really good.
>
>After I select an URL to view, mutt (in the terminal window) still wants me
>to press a key to go back to mutt.
>
>I would like it to beh
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On Thursday, May 26 at 09:08 AM, quoth chris M. sprite:
>I find that some link hide in words , for example: click this link[1] ,
>here, link[1] is a link. but I can not click it or do other things.
>so, how to display this link ?
There's lots of way
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On Sunday, December 19 at 09:21 PM, quoth Will Fiveash:
>On Sun, Dec 19, 2010 at 07:46:50PM -0700, Kyle Wheeler wrote:
>> On Sunday, December 19 at 07:30 PM, quoth Will Fiveash:
>> >Recently I started using gpg2 and the gpg-a
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On Sunday, December 19 at 07:30 PM, quoth Will Fiveash:
>Recently I started using gpg2 and the gpg-agent to reduce the number of
>times I enter my gpg password. This is working in general but I can't
>seem to get mutt to call gpg2 even though I've r
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On Monday, December 20 at 12:39 AM, quoth Yue Wu:
>> Which regex library are you using? When you run `mutt -v`, do you
>> see +HAVE_REGCOMP and +USE_GNU_REGEX or -HAVE_REGCOMP and/or
>> -USE_GNU_REGEX?
>>
>
> +HAVE_REGCOMP -USE_GNU_REGEX
According
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On Sunday, December 19 at 04:07 AM, quoth Yue Wu:
>I tried to match a whole word 'tex' in mail body like:
>
>color index brightgreen default '~b tex'
>
>but it will also match other words consisting with tex. I tried with
>\ and \btex\b but faile
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On Saturday, October 23 at 05:45 PM, quoth Mike Hollis:
> The only problem with this config is I have to use List-Reply for
> some mail and not for others.
I had this problem (or something similar), and I used hooks to "fix"
it for all intents and
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On Thursday, October 7 at 01:58 PM, quoth the.real.ka...@gmail.com:
>Hello list,
>
>I have a short question regarding tree view in mutt. I use the following
>configuration in my muttrc:
> set sort=threads
> set strict_threads="yes"
> set sort_browse
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On Wednesday, October 6 at 05:07 PM, quoth Matthias Apitz:
>You are right, but only half way :-)
>In parts it is written in ISO-8859-1
>
>I found the reason. From .muttrc the $attribution was inserted as
>
> El día %d, %n escribió:\n"
Ahhh, I
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On Wednesday, October 6 at 04:31 PM, quoth Matthias Apitz:
>> It's because vim isn't *told* what character set the input file
>> will be; it has to guess. Mutt is handing it a UTF-8 file (because
>> mutt converts mail messages into whatever the lo
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On Wednesday, October 6 at 03:48 PM, quoth Matthias Apitz:
> It seems I have opened now the "Pandora's box" :-)
Indeed! But at some point, it'll Just Work (tm).
> What combination of terminal and editor should be used now? When I'm
> receiving an
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On Tuesday, October 5 at 08:58 PM, quoth Matthias Apitz:
>In the output of mutt -v it says (among other stuff):
>
>-HAVE_ICONV
>-ICONV_NONTRANS
Ahhh, there you go.
>but nothing positiv/negativ about UTF-8. I can't check the
>exact configure values
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On Tuesday, October 5 at 11:58 AM, quoth Matthias Apitz:
>Error in /home/guru/.muttrc, line 70: Invalid value for option
>send_charset: "us-ascii:iso-8859-1:utf-8"
>
>I double checked this against the man page and even cut&paste the value
>from ther
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On Monday, October 4 at 11:25 AM, quoth Athanasius:
>> I'm unsure if I should completely switch to UTF-8 already, maybe
>> this would cause big disaster in the receiving sites, mailing lists
>> etc. What is the opinion about of other mutt users an
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On Sunday, September 12 at 07:16 PM, quoth Tim Gray:
> On Sep 12, 2010 at 11:37 AM -0400, Thaddeus Morgan wrote:
>> 1) What is the best method of converting a large number of mbox folder
>> into Maildir folders? I've read that mutt's -f and -e option
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On Thursday, July 29 at 11:32 AM, quoth Paul E Condon:
>I'm still having problems. I'd like to read some documentation that
>expands on what these configuration lines do.
Without a better idea of what you're after, I'd say the Mutt manual is
the p
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On Tuesday, July 27 at 12:35 PM, quoth Paul E Condon:
> 1) The short answer does not work. My copy of Mutt informs me that
> LC_TYPE is not a recognized variable name.
LC_TYPE (or, more correctly, LC_CTYPE) is not a mutt variable. It
should not be
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On Sunday, July 4 at 01:36 PM, quoth chombee:
> My muttrc has `set imap_keepalive=450`. Maybe I should reduce the
> keepalive time even further? But 450 is already twice as often as
> the IMAP standard requires.
For what it's worth, many IMAP ser
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On Wednesday, June 2 at 03:14 PM, quoth Anton Vernigor:
> Sorry if it is not correct to ask about sidebar patch in this mailing
> list, but I haven't found anything like my problem description in the
> internet.
You wouldn't be the first. The off
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On Tuesday, May 11 at 09:21 PM, quoth chombee:
> Does mutt write information to any other files? Mutt would need to
> be configured so that all files that it writes to are located in a
> GPG-encrypted directory, including even any temporary files t
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On Monday, May 10 at 01:06 PM, quoth rog...@sdf.org:
>>>source "gpg -d .muttrc.secure.gpg|"
>>
>> Do what?!? That's awesome. Thanks for the tip. Not sure if I'll
>> use it, but it's a great thing to keep in the bag of tricks.
>
> wow, a bash
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On Monday, May 10 at 04:06 PM, quoth chombee:
> I'm wondering about the privacy implications of using mutt. Say I'm
> using it on my laptop (or any untrusted host, maybe a computer owned
> and administrated by someone else) and if my laptop gets st
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On Tuesday, May 4 at 06:37 PM, quoth Jamie Griffin:
> Yeah, I read a few old posts in the archives where you had explained
> the benefits of setting up Terminal.app in that way but I think the
> OP(s) problems at the time were mostly related to lo
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On Tuesday, May 4 at 04:49 PM, quoth Jamie Griffin:
> Cool. Thanks for the detailed explanation.
:)
>> What terminal program are you using on your Mac? Apple's Terminal
>> or an honest-to-god xterm or something else?
>
> I'm just using Terminal.a
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On Tuesday, May 4 at 03:59 PM, quoth Jamie Griffin:
> There are quite a few entries in /etc/termcap already for xterm-*,
> including xterm-color.
Good!
> I tried setting TERM=xterm-color in ~.cshrc (obviously using the
> correct environment sett
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On Tuesday, May 4 at 03:13 PM, quoth Jamie Griffin:
> The $TERM environment variable on my Mac is set to xterm-color; at
> present, I do not have X11 installed on my FreeBSD machine so it's
> just the default: cons25. (Not sure if that would make
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On Monday, April 19 at 04:42 PM, quoth John Velman:
>jrv:~ jr$ otool -L "$(which mutt)"
>/usr/local/bin/mutt:
>/usr/lib/libncurses.5.4.dylib (compatibility version 5.4.0, current version
>5.4.0)
Okay...
>ncurses: ncurses 5.7.20081102 (compiled wit
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On Monday, April 12 at 04:03 PM, quoth John Velman:
> When I place the curser on a header line in Mutt and press Ctl-b, i
> get a long list of the url's contained in that message, followed by
> "Press any key to continue...". When I do, it takes m
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On Monday, April 12 at 09:41 AM, quoth John Velman:
>And by the way, my extract_url no longer works: It is in my .muttrc as:
What do you mean by "no longer works"? No longer allows you to use the
arrow keys to move up and down? (If so, it is proba
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On Monday, January 25 at 11:53 AM, quoth Tim Gray:
> Is there a method for queuing outgoing mail? Eudora used to have a
> feature where you could queue sent mail for deliver at either a
> specified time, or after a specified delay (ex. 10 mins fro
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>set sent = "+/Sent"
>set trash = "+/Trash"
>Error in ~/foo/.muttrc, line 9: sent: unknown variable
That's because the variable you want is called "record", not "sent".
(I know, that's not necessarily obvious...)
>The second I encounter an error
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On Monday, January 11 at 05:58 PM, quoth Jostein Berntsen:
> He replied with this link:
>
> http://piiis.blogspot.com/2007/08/stop-annoying-imap-error-message-in.html
>
> Can this help in any way?
Whoever wrote that blog posting doesn't *quite* unde
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On Sunday, January 10 at 08:56 PM, quoth RobertHoltzman:
> I run ubuntu 8.04 on my desktop box and on my laptop. Both run mutt
> 1.5.17. On the laptop the mailboxes called up with "?" each has an "*"
> after the name, i.e. list-mutt-users*. The "*"
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On Friday, January 8 at 12:38 PM, quoth Wilkinson, Alex:
>However, threading never ever has seemed to work. I am finally
>wanting to investigate why and if possible how to fix it.
Do you have strict threading enabled? If so, try turning it off (uns
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On Friday, January 8 at 04:36 AM, quoth Jostein Berntsen:
>I have set up a imap connection to an Exchange server at work, and it
>logs in fine. But then the connection disconnects within a minute even
>if I browse the mails. Is there any setting I s
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On Wednesday, January 6 at 10:57 PM, quoth Ravi Uday:
>It is still the same.
>
>on linux :
>
>bash-3.00$ date
>Wed Jan 6 17:24:25 Asia/Kolkata 2010
>bash-3.00$
>
>On a new email, inside mutt the header shows it as :
>
>Date: Wed, 6 Jan 2010 09:24:2
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On Wednesday, January 6 at 11:42 AM, quoth Ravi Uday:
>Kyle,
>
>This didn't work.
>
>The mail header shows :
>
>Date: Tue, 5 Jan 2010 21:59:44 -0800
>
>but my laptop's time is : Jan-6th-2010 11:38 AM.
As Derek Martin pointed out, I got the TZ value
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On Tuesday, January 5 at 11:42 PM, quoth Ravi Uday:
>Hi,
>
>how to change the date and time format from
>PST to IndianStandardTime (IST) in .muttrc
Add this to your ~/.bashrc:
export TZ=IST
~Kyle
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On Sunday, January 3 at 04:39 PM, quoth Ionel Mugurel Ciobica:
>You were told already...
>
>privmailnew=$(grep -c '^From ' ${private})
>inmailnew=$(grep -c '^From ' ${inbox})
That's only true if and only if the mbox file is NOT in mboxcl2
format.
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On Wednesday, December 23 at 01:41 PM, quoth Derek Martin:
> On Wed, Dec 23, 2009 at 10:17:57AM -0600, Kyle Wheeler wrote:
>> Now, I'm assuming that you're storing your mbox locally on a standard
>> unix filesystem rather t
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On Wednesday, December 23 at 09:27 AM, quoth Scott Jones:
> A few months ago I moved my mutt installation and mail boxes over to a
> newer machine. I believe that my list of keys and all those other
> files and folders made the transfer safely but
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On Wednesday, December 23 at 09:17 PM, quoth 吴悦:
> I want to use mbox mail format, I want to use the combination of
> mpop + procmail + mutt, but I have a question about the safe of
> using mbox: my mpop keeps running intervally in crontab, when I'
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On Wednesday, December 2 at 12:07 PM, quoth Kyle Wheeler:
>On Monday, November 30 at 08:04 PM, quoth martin f krafft:
>> This is going off-topic, but I'd appreciate a response. GpgOL might
>> be able to decipher PGP/MIME, wh
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On Monday, November 30 at 08:04 PM, quoth martin f krafft:
> This is going off-topic, but I'd appreciate a response. GpgOL might
> be able to decipher PGP/MIME, which would be a grand step,
Apparently it can.
> but last I checked, it couldn't crea
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On Monday, November 30 at 09:58 AM, quoth martin f krafft:
> The problem comes when they aren't your peers (but e.g. your boss),
> or when you deal with Outlook+PGP people, because as far as I know,
> there is no way to do PGP-MIME with Outlook.
.
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On Thursday, November 19 at 10:57 AM, quoth Noah Sheppard:
> On Thu, Nov 19, 2009 at 12:50:37PM +, Salvatore Iovene wrote:
>> I was wondering if anybody managed to achieve something like GMail's
>> "All mail" meta folder. Sure I could have a pro
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On Thursday, November 19 at 12:50 PM, quoth Salvatore Iovene:
> I run postfix, procmail and mutt on my own server with a fqdn.
Meaning that mutt reads the Maildir's directly?
> I was wondering if anybody managed to achieve something like GMail's
>
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On Saturday, November 14 at 11:08 AM, quoth Robert Holtzman:
> When installed in debian lenny on my desktop box and on ubuntu hardy
> on my laptop it's fine. Hiting "c" shows the default mailbox to open
> as the next one with new mail. Better than
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On Saturday, November 14 at 11:08 AM, quoth Robert Holtzman:
> Why the difference between ubuntu on the two different computers is
> driving me nuts. The ~/,muttrc file is the same on all three, having
> been copied via a flash drive. Any ideas?
W
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On Saturday, November 14 at 11:41 AM, quoth Robert Holtzman:
>> Doesn't that just scream "this programmer knows what they're
>> doing"?
>
> Probably, if I were a programmer. I got part way into C some time ago
> but according to the actuarial table
On Thursday, November 12 at 11:40 PM, quoth Robert Holtzman:
The only reason I'm running the sidebar is that I'm used to
pine/alpine where the mailbox list is a click away.
Understood. Personally, I find the mailbox list rather annoying. I
have lots of rarely-used mailboxes (for grouping messa
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On Thursday, November 12 at 02:44 PM, quoth Robert Holtzman:
> Since, to my knowledge, for a mailbox to be shown in the sidebar it
> must be included in the list of mailboxes and inclusion means it
> will be checked, the answer is...all. If I'm wro
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On Thursday, November 12 at 10:57 AM, quoth Robert Holtzman:
> Hard to say as they go by pretty fast but there are a total of 37 in
> ~./mail. That includes 14 "saved-*", backup, spam, outbox, etc.
> Don't know if mutt checks these. Can't see why i
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On Wednesday, November 11 at 11:25 PM, quoth Robert Holtzman:
> My mailboxes are on my hd.
Huh. Okay. How many is mutt checking on?
> Still can't figure out why mutt would insist on polling mailboxes
> for keystrokes unrelated to any mailbox (s, t
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On Wednesday, November 11 at 09:43 PM, quoth Matthias Apitz:
>>> I can tag with
>>>
>>> T~m1-100
>>>
>>> the messages 1...100; how can I tag from 1 to the actual message?
>>> I've checked the manual and FAQ and don't see it :-(
>>
>> Define "the
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On Wednesday, November 11 at 03:51 PM, quoth Matthias Apitz:
>I can tag with
>
> T~m1-100
>
>the messages 1...100; how can I tag from 1 to the actual message? I've
>checked the manual and FAQ and don't see it :-(
Define "the actual message".
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On Tuesday, November 10 at 11:02 PM, quoth Robert Holtzman:
> On Tue, Nov 10, 2009 at 04:36:25PM -0800, Morris, Patrick wrote:
>> Mutt checks for mailbox changes frequently,
It doesn't have to.
>> If you're using a remote mailbox and the network co
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On Thursday, November 5 at 05:24 PM, quoth martin f krafft:
> for a few weeks now, my mutt (version info below) renders HTML
> messages as HTML, i.e. it does not run them through w3m, which is
> configured in mailcap as the first copiousoutput tex
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On Monday, November 2 at 05:13 PM, quoth Noah Sheppard:
> I think the point of having a configurable default is so that we
> don't have to change it when prompted. I'd rather not have to type
> "Re: my custom non-subject reply subject" or whateve
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On Saturday, October 31 at 04:20 PM, quoth Matthias Apitz:
>I'm receiving mails from a bulletin board forum in form of the
>encoding 'Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable' and having URLs
>in the body as
Been there, done that. I feel your pai
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On Friday, October 30 at 07:36 PM, quoth Kevin Kammer:
>On Fri, Oct 30, 2009 at 08:43:21AM -0500, Kyle Wheeler wrote:
>> Are you using your system's regex library, or the one that comes with
>> mutt? It's possible that yo
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On Friday, October 30 at 03:11 PM, quoth Brandon Metcalf:
>Has anyone implemented some vim goodness to format these lines so
>they show up like so when replying:
Have you investigated the vim command "gq"? (without the quotes)
~Kyle
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On Monday, October 26 at 01:56 PM, quoth Horacio Sanson:
>I tried using pygmentize that in console colors the diff files
>correctly but when used from within mutt the text is displayed
>correctly but not colored.
Add this to your muttrc:
set
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On Friday, October 30 at 02:12 AM, quoth Kevin Kammer:
> I was not using any capitalized letters it the regexs. I know that
> if one or more letters is/are capitalized, the expression will be
> evaluated case-sensitive. Nevertheless, '~f tony' matc
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On Thursday, October 29 at 06:08 PM, quoth Randomcoder:
>So far I got this
> macro index A 's=[Gmail]/All Mail'
>
>somehow when I do A on a message I get
>=[Gmail]/All MailMail
>
>Yeah, that's right, double "Mail".
>How do I correct this ?
It's bec
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On Friday, October 23 at 10:26 AM, quoth J. Prendick:
> If I move a message into another folder, mutt first downloads the
> message and reuploads it to the selcted folder. That's a bit
> annoying, especially with large attachments. I don't think, m
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On Thursday, October 22 at 04:57 PM, quoth ed:
> Is there a way to change the display of the From header in a message
> in the pager view?
There's no *easy* way. In the pager view, mutt is showing you the real
(decoded) headers. In the index view,
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On Wednesday, October 7 at 09:01 PM, quoth Cooper T53:
>Which terminal do you prefer for mutt?
I *prefer* xterm-unicode, but I typically use Apple's Terminal.app.
>And why?
Xterm is blazing fast, full-featured, and very compatible with just
abou
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On Wednesday, September 23 at 09:45 PM, quoth Wu, Yue:
>The logic I need is:
>
>if maildir A has no mails(new/ tmp/ cur/ are empty)
>rm -r A
>endif
Ahh. How about:
if [ $(find A -type f | wc -l) -eq 0 ] ; then
rm -r A
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On Wednesday, September 23 at 03:08 PM, quoth Louis-David Mitterrand:
>Using debian's mutt 1.5.20-4 I can no longer view the html part of a
>message in a graphical browser (firefox).
This has been discussed a couple times on this mailing list alread
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On Wednesday, September 23 at 08:16 PM, quoth Wu, Yue:
>Hi, list, question is how to use some commands(i.g. shell commands) to remove
>the empty maildirs, i.e. no any file in maildirs' new/ cur/ and tmp/?
If you know it won't be re-created or delive
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On Tuesday, September 22 at 10:33 PM, quoth Wu, Yue:
>Hi, list,
>
>I have a weird issue, my mailcap has this entry:
>
>text/html; opera '%s'; test=test -n "$DISPLAY"
>
>But I still can't view the html attachment, opera always shows me a blank htm
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On Saturday, September 19 at 10:33 PM, quoth Manish Katiyar:
>I can see a big cached file created, but after it
>finishes downloading my 80K mails, it says "Error opening mailbox". If
>I start mutt again it again starts downloading headers rather tha
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On Monday, September 14 at 10:11 AM, quoth David E Mussulman:
> To get back my favored digest view, I've been Control-E editing the
> message in mutt to change the Content-Type back to multipart/digest.
> This works but it's manual and I'm getting
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On Friday, September 11 at 04:24 PM, quoth bill lam:
>[2009-09-11 15:55:26] 4< a0006 NO Some messages could not be FETCHed
>(Failure)
Hmmm. Try posting this info on the mutt-dev list.
~Kyle
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On Friday, September 11 at 06:44 AM, quoth bill lam:
>On Thu, 10 Sep 2009, Kyle Wheeler wrote:
>> If you could produce a mutt debug file with the tail end of the IMAP
>> conversation, so we can investigate what kind of error gmai
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On Thursday, September 10 at 10:19 PM, quoth bill lam:
> I suspect it is network soft errors or gmail impose restriction to
> prevent abuse by limiting the number of email download during a
> session. It reported an error code of 800ccc0f to thund
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On Thursday, September 10 at 04:04 PM, quoth Derek Martin:
>On Thu, Sep 10, 2009 at 03:15:52PM -0500, Kyle Wheeler wrote:
>> Meh. dtterm is, I believe, for Sun terminals.
>
>Close enough; dtterm is the standard terminal application
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On Thursday, September 10 at 02:19 PM, quoth Vance Shipley:
> On Wed, Sep 09, 2009 at 02:32:53PM -0500, Kyle Wheeler wrote:
> } What's your TERM setting?
>
> I usually use dtterm, which as I understood it was the most
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On Wednesday, September 9 at 07:33 AM, quoth Vance Shipley:
> Since upgrading to Snow Leopard my colour definitions are
> messed up. Anywhere where I set the colour I use 'default'
> for the background colour so that it remains whatever the
> cu
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On Friday, September 4 at 09:49 PM, quoth Chris G:
>Depending on what/who created the maildir hierarchy you may
>find it virtually impossible to move directories (which aren't
>real directories) and mailboxes around.
[snip]
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On Saturday, September 5 at 09:13 PM, quoth E. Prom:
>I use a crypt-hook to select automatically the good key for one
>person, but mutt asks me whether the choice if good.
>
>I know the crypt-hook matches (without it there is no default choice),
>bu
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On Friday, September 4 at 04:43 PM, quoth Thomas Baker:
> I frequently edit entire threads in order to circulate their
> contents -- with redundant quotes and attachments removed and
> headers pruned -- as digests. I wouldn't know how to do that
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On Friday, September 4 at 04:09 PM, quoth Dave Dodge:
> - to remove uneeded attachments when archiving a discussion thread.
>For example a co-worker produces some software my own project
>depends on, and has lately been mailing me prereleas
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On Friday, September 4 at 06:27 PM, quoth Chris G:
- reading/writing/moving/deleting messages is faster than opening
an mbox, looking for the right message, editing it, then
rewriting the whole mbox.
>>> Possibly faster for a *
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On Friday, September 4 at 05:32 PM, quoth Chris G:
>> The advantages are:
>>
>> - reading/writing/moving/deleting messages is faster than opening an
>> mbox, looking for the right message, editing it, then
>> rewriting the whole mbox.
>>
> Pos
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On Thursday, September 3 at 02:04 PM, quoth Tim Tebbit:
>> set header_cache=~/.mutt/cache/headers
>> set message_cachedir=~/.mutt/cache/bodies
>> set certificate_file=~/.mutt/certificates
>
>After reviewing my post I saw this. And decided to try rm
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On Friday, August 28 at 07:42 PM, quoth Joseph:
>On 08/28/09 18:11, Joseph wrote:
>>After upgrading to mutt-1.5.20 with sidebar I have notice the display looks a
>>bit different:
>
>Is there a way to revert to old behavior?
The sidebar patch is not
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On Friday, August 28 at 05:49 PM, quoth Cristopher Thomas:
> I have two separate email accounts, and I need to be able to send mail
> from each of them. Is there a way to set up the two accounts and then
> specify which I will be sending from at s
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On Wednesday, August 26 at 05:48 PM, quoth Terry Johnson:
> Since this is my first post I just wanted to ask what is considered
> spam on this mailing list. I did a google search but found nothing.
> Just wanted to know? I had used mutt a long time
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On Tuesday, August 25 at 02:31 PM, quoth Baldur Gislason:
> How can I change the header filter (toggled by h key) to display
> only the headers I want to see (From, To, Cc, Subject) and not
> anything else? By default, toggling the filter seems to
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On Monday, August 24 at 10:53 PM, quoth Robert Holtzman:
> There are 20 files some with as many as 30-40k messages. This ~/mail
> directory was copied over from my desktop box where mutt works
> flawlessly.
>
> mail_check=10. I'll try increasing it
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On Sunday, August 23 at 02:14 AM, quoth Martin Alaçam:
>> That's easy - you're looking for the command, which I
>> believe is bound to 'd' by default.
>>
>
>Thanks for the answers. Is there not a way to make it show only the file
>name, not the whol
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On Friday, August 21 at 08:29 PM, quoth Christian Ebert:
>* Kyle Wheeler on Friday, August 21, 2009 at 14:10:36 -0500
>> On Friday, August 21 at 12:44 PM, quoth belge...@seznam.cz:
>>> Also, how do I remove an attachement afte
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