forwarding it?
Macro to "unauto_view" + forward + set "auto_view" again.
Or "view-attachments" then tag-forward select parts.
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raw folder-files, then apply "sed" on them.
("man sed" for details)
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See "DebugConfig" on the wiki for general muttrc analysis advice.
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"folder" variable is not being set to the specified value.
How do you verify?
Have you seen Guide/Actions and DebugConfig?
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t; initialized to that delimiter pattern. Is this possible and if so can
> someone give me a hint as to how?
message-hook
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See "editor" bindings and use "kill-line".
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> with mutt in it - however, the threads are all expanded.
>
> Both Xterm and Terminal, however, don't display this behaviour,
> they are both fine, ie. threads are collapsed.
Maybe new mails arrived between the tests.
Some var controls whether threads with new mail in it shall be
lace your
key with that macro.
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=- Eric Smith wrote on Mon 26.Jul'10 at 12:10:53 +0200 -=
> How do I copy all sent mail to the send-hook specified fgolder as
> well as to a universal sent folder (with mutt)?
Intercept $sendmail, see DebugConfig on wiki for example.
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=- Christoph Kluenter wrote on Wed 21.Jul'10 at 10:30:34 +0200 -=
> Thank you very much. save-hooks is exactly what I want.
There are some vars controlling save-location, if you want to make
it constant.
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>
> Because of poor support, maybe :)
No. Even worse: good support for bad habits establishes bad habits,
see ToFu posting/replies.
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about the requests being ignored and therefore
> pointless: Sorry, but these comments are themselves pointless.
> {...}
> Besides, it's hard to believe that noone on this mailing list has
> use for return reciepts and/or that everyone handles them
> manually.
Practice has shown tha
=- lee wrote on Thu 1.Jul'10 at 18:08:43 +0200 -=
> Noone using return reciepts?
No, because if you want that, just write it in your eMail.
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what my default view looks like:
> q:Exit c:Chdir m:Mask ?:Help
>
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sn't even IMAP-keepalive, so when you "hang around"
there for too long, your IMAP connections will drop.
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{...}
>
> Can some one enlight me how to solv the problem with the changeing
> name in the () at the end of the subject please?
What do you want to achieve specifically, conceptually?
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understand why it doesn't work
> with this my_hdr.
> i want to understand why some values in my_hdr make it break.
Michael told you:
your fcc-hook operated on the my_hdr because of built-in defaults
when you use hooks without _EXPLICIT_ ~-hook-patterns.
Please rtfm more about the var
n simple
> >
> > set envelope_from ="yes"
> > set reverse_name=yes
> > alternates "m...@foo.bar|defa...@email.bar"
> >
> > should be enough.
>
> well it's not here :-(
Then "here" is messed up somehow.
Try in a "cl
is even possible?
Anything inside '' isn't quotable anymore.
If you must quote several times, you must go "" way, with \-quoting
" or \ as needed.
See DebugConfig on wiki.
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;my mutt"?
Get an "mbox" type archive of those mails, repair the 'From_'
separator line (compare with "real" mbox-folders). Then copy them
over to whatever you want.
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ccount use it shouldn't change.
It's not a bug, but missing feature for special cases.
It would have to rescan the folder when the assignment changes.
While at it: when editing a msg in $postponed, as usual it copies
the msg and marks the old as deleted. This increases the count, but
the co
my
> > mailing-lists folders, if possible.
>
> Have you tried with folder-hook and my_hdr?
... or folder-hook with macro?
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| cp ~/.mailcapCLI ~/.mailcap
> |fi
See wiki-FAQ for other solution(s).
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t that fork dried out and Rocco came back to the
original.
Yes, progress is good, when you keep it where it belongs.
Everyone decides for herself where that is.
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urce efficiency: I don't want to always by new hardware
just to read my simple text mails. :)
For my basics I could be happy with a P1 (or even 386 for that
matter) with <200MB RAM.
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you can still mess up, think about envelope,
and the ISP-support has no clue about that. ;)
> It has nothing to do with the crowd. It has everything to do with
> reducing the amount of work that I shouldn't need to do. That's
> the purpose of computers. :)
Agreed, but simplicity c
aces vary, so ... I just memorize what I need
and type it when needed. Doesn't happen too often.
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#x27;s essentially a variation on the reply command.
I'd rather pipe it to something to use sendmail directly.
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bout those issues, and
> there's usually a lot less for them to worry about / manage with a
> monolithic app than with a bunch of smaller programs.
Really?
You still have to give all the details required for (for example)
the MTA part; does it matter that you do it in the big-app on
anot
t;save" for each of your lists,
which you bind to your "change-folder" or "quit/exit" button(s).
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y "sort" _is_ actually set to "threads", add it to your
status_format or see DebugConfig on wiki.
Otherwise strict_threads=no should do it, if the Subject: string
actually is identical: sometimes a whitespace (or changed
line-wrapping) can spoil it, invisible to the eye, but
re relevant to regexp, you can't use them for
human-friendly visual formatting.
=> you must drop them when spanning, at beginning and end of lines.
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see the connection there, how "use mailbox"?
Rephrase or elaborate.
And please don't Cc: me, I'm subscribed or else I couldn't have
replied at all, thanks.
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You
or mail boxes on the server, how can I configure my
> muttrc to allow mutt to function w/o?
Use built-in smtp of latest dev-mutt.
Note mutt is still no MTA or MDA.
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send shows me:
>
> Fcc: =.sent
>
> Can anyone please help?
> Thanks!
Yes, see wiki -> guide -> Folders.
Unlucky defaults.
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ining the network, mutt freezes. My solution up to now has
> been to open another shell, kill mutt's process, and restart.
>
> Is there a better way? Can I make mutt more tolerant of patchy network
> access?
Not yet, it's on ToDo for future releases.
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> course, there are no file permissions, since I'm using DOS, but
> according to the instructions above my randfile's permissions need
> to be set to 600.
Funny, but keep going! :)
I guess you'll have to hack the source to ignore file permissio
Hardy desktop doesn't exhibit this behavior. Both computers have
> identical ~/.muttrc files, one having been copied over to the other.
Compare the mailbox files, check the 'From ' lines.
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respective mailcap entry like "gzip -dc | tar -tvf -"
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fox. Now it is so that the first matching entry
> from the mailcap will open.
Use a dispatcher script in mailcap which prompts you for your choice.
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replies).
Why not macro it?
A la:
:set sig=""
Analoguously for the other cases, with sig="file" for .
Beware of the necessary quoting, see DebugConfig and PatternQuoting
on wiki.
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ng working, I'd be interested in seeing how you
> did it, as maybe it could be useful for something else. :)
RTFWiki -> ConfigTricks
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=- Christian Mongeau wrote on Sat 10.Jan'09 at 17:27:01 +0100 -=
> How can I change the $date_format in the index after setting it
> with a reply-hook?
Maybe replace your "send" key with a macro to reset date_format
after sending.
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Wiki -> Guide -> /Folders,
see also /Actions.
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aren't actually gone.
If you change-folder to the same one, then at least over here for me
the vanished message reappears, and the way I wanted it to be:
stripped of attachments.
Check whether this has been reported already.
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ybe some fancy debugger.
However, you can put some muttrc commands in your folder-hooks to
display the value of given variables.
For folder-hooks: rtfm and see wiki -> DebugConfig
var values: set ?VARNAME
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eText -f [EMAIL PROTECTED]
No.
You have to go via '-e' and use muttrc cmds.
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anks. It's working
> Do you known how can I include this in my macro ? If I put {...}
This might have been filed as ticket, search http://bugs.mutt.org/
for it. Attach yourself as Cc: for updates and wait for it to be
corrected or supply a patch yourself.
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=- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on Wed 15.Oct'08 at 7:18:33 -0700 -=
> 2. I added a send-hook as per a tutorial on the web and tips on
> the irc channel. It only works the *2nd* time you try to send a
> message.
send-hook vs. send2-hook.
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Which still could be produced _automatically_ by the same script or
an extra wrapper.
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t with something else to achieve the same still
automatically, but doing a lot manual work for each message.
> There a lot of small variables because it increase usability -
> it's easier to do some small change than to setup complete email
> template for each possible case. And MUA
ignoff="\n\nBug - it's when computer play
> with us..." signin="Hello, my friend!\n\n"'
>
> P.S. Is there reasons why so useful and trivial patch wasn't added yet
> (and won't be added in the future)? I use it for many years.
Because no patch is need
=- Kabel wrote on Thu 2.Oct'08 at 23:05:10 +0200 -=
> Does somebody could show me his .muttrc where he's accessing more
> than one mail server?
wiki -> ConfigList,
but see also MuttGuide / UseIMAP and MuttGuide -> UserStories.
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you can with mutt-ot.
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by threads, unset strict_threads, then ^D.
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nt discussions I'm almost afraid to ask... :/
*grins*
No worries, just keep improving.
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t; != "do-it-all-for-me", that's "paid support".
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option to autodelete these folders?
Yes, rmdir ~/.mutt*
Scan mutt-dev archive for this topic to understand origin, problems
and workarounds.
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per 'CheckAttach' in
ConfigTricks on wiki, which insteat mangles your attachment header.
I'm not aware of a var controlling the default.
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;-)
rtfm 'my_hdr'
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her that's a mutt or IMAP feature, but it's a
feature rather than a bug.
If it's up to mutt, a filed wish might produce an optional behaviour.
Otherwise hack your server to do as you like or make a new IMAP
standard. ;)
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"\n" "|" |
> sed 's/|$//'
>
> :0
> * $ ^References:.*($IGNORETHREADLIST).*
but work with "* ? fgrep -f file".
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pt which
does what you want before passing the content to the real
sendmail-binary. Take care of locking, since mutt doesn't care for
what sendmail does to folders.
> Location: 41:24:51N (41.41417) 2:11:25E (2.1903)
You might want to add yourself to
http://wiki.mutt.org/?MuttMaps
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be different, so I recommend going through all the vars to
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h takes this chain:
mutt -> $sendmail -> "sendmail"
and adds a check
mutt -> $sendmail -> own-script-for-check -> "sendmail"
Now, where comes smtp_url into play here?
I guess right before $sendmail, so ...
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> it will issue a warning or to even refuse to attach xml files?
=> wiki -> ConfigTricks
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t;exec mail" portion, but the unmy_hdr appears to be executed
> before the prompts for sending a new email start which isn't what
> I expected or wanted to happen.
Probably a quoting levels problem, related to the unnecessary use of
"push".
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Useless use of ":push ':...'", drop 1 level of evaluation.
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order they
> come after the mailboxes command (no, sort_browser = unsorted
> doesn't work)
I noticed IMAP mailboxes sorting being out of line for me, too,
interleaving folders from different servers, despite sorting by size
or date.
> Suggestions, improvements, comments, are welcome, of c
from multiple servers in the
> same list?
Really. :)
It does so for me since I started using IMAP with mailboxes and
imap_check(?)_subscribed.
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ot;mailboxes" use.
Something like imap_..._subscribed.
Also see the wiki for help with imap: guide -> Imap.
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ise the relevance
with this. ;)
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esume a postponed message while in one
> of these folders (presuming that I have multiple postponed
> messages to choose from), I run into the problem that all of the
> messages in the list of postponed messages list my address, rather
> than the intended recipient.
Why don't yo
Fcc: header your way.
For general debugging advice see also the welcome message with links
to the wiki.
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=- Awflasher(GuoQirui) wrote on Sun 1.Jun'08 at 16:58:36 +0800 -=
> Mutt is really great but I cannot get anything when sending a 6M file.
That's not a mutt problem, check your "sendmail" config and your ISP
limitations.
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=- Steve S wrote on Sat 31.May'08 at 16:59:22 +0200 -=
> On May 31 15:32, Rado S wrote:
> > =- Steve S wrote on Sat 31.May'08 at 14:51:57 +0200 -=
> >
> > > I should have been more specific. Yes, that works if and only if
> > > one or more messages ar
x27;t ';', because that's what the wiki said: it is already covered
by .
What you actually produced is
=> back to solo mode.
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n get is sort=threads, sort_aux=score.
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l or wiki? If not, I (or
> whoever) could add this to e.g. the section "How to make mutt
> check for new mail more often?" in
> http://wiki.mutt.org/?MuttFaq/Folder if this is considered useful.
Sure, go ahead.
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hell prompt back.
a) try 1.5.18
b) I only know of stale NFS handles freezing mutt beyond recovery.
Try with local filesys folder open in mutt all day. If it doesn't
hang, it's NFS.
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from other configs and
> I have to edit this files all the time I want to change
> something...
Using symlinks and abusing "$folder" should ease things.
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You're
e manual all I come up with is:
>
>3.28. collapse_unread
>3.29. uncollapse_jump
>3.45. digest_collapse
>
> And none of these control what the desired behaviour.
> Can you enlighten me with what you where thinking ?
I presumed the 1st one.
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error message:
>
> fcntl: No locks available (errno = 37)
> Couldn't lock //sent
Permission problems, use maildir instead, don't use "sent" folder,
fool mutt to believe locking works, put "sent" onto non-nfs, ...
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=- Wilkinson, Alex wrote on Tue 29.Apr'08 at 9:01:45 +0800 -=
> Is it possible to stop threads un-collaping as new mail arrives ?
Yes, check vars with "collapse" in them.
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=- Kyle Wheeler wrote on Fri 25.Apr'08 at 11:25:56 -0500 -=
> On Friday, April 25 at 06:03 PM, quoth Rado S:
> >I use folder-hook to re-/set autoview: multipart/...
> >and have in ~/.mailcap:
> >-- QUOTE BEGIN --
> >multipart/alternative;cat;copi
ault value).
>
> Ah, this certainly works. Thank you both very much!
I use folder-hook to re-/set autoview: multipart/...
and have in ~/.mailcap:
-- QUOTE BEGIN --
multipart/alternative;cat;copiousoutput
multipart/mixed;cat;copiousoutput
--- QUOTE END ---
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view attachments, -> '?'
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maildir/ anymore to populate the list
> of folders from.
RTFM all the "imap_..." variables, there is one doing what you want,
when you "subscribe" to the IMAP folders.
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al emus) do, but
the standard text-terminal does not Ctrl-modify TAB, so you end up
with the same "normal" TAB.
On some systems Shift-TAB works, but you'd need to capture the raw
ESC-sequence produced by it, there is no mutt-code for it.
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s default for every message. It's not working for me,
> though. Here's the hook:
> message-hook '~f [EMAIL PROTECTED]' 'alternative_order text/html'
> Any ideas what my problem is?
Yes, see DebugConfig on wiki and also re-read the introduction to
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asking majordomo to resend it to you.
Anyway, go to the wiki -> Guide -> /Folders.
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tch this off?
>
> Also... how can I tell mutt to automatically open a certain folder
> when calling it?
Fix both at once, read the "Welcome" mail, follow the Guide to
"/Folders".
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mutt.org"
INCLUDERC="$PROC/listcheck.pml"
FOLDER=...
ADDR=...
INCLUDERC=...
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ds.
>
> Is there anything I can do to alleviate the problem? According to
> gprof, the likely culprit is pager.c:format_line(), but it's too
> complicated for me to just start tinkering.
Remove all "color body" instructions and message processing
(like "display_filter&
images, see faq (now ;).
> Also, attachments are a pain; you can't save locally.
Why not?
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> Can such a designation be achieved?
With the current code only with some macro hacks.
A code patch might be more convenient, but would require policy
decisions and compatibility considerations with IMAP.
I tried to add the "group-replied" flag 'g', but it wasn't trivial
=- Ken Weingold wrote on Tue 18.Mar'08 at 9:33:45 -0400 -=
> { alternative_order exceptions }
You can use "message-hook" or "macro" to reset alternative_order as
needed, or a "macro" or "display_filter" to pipe the message to
prepare before
more than one email address for
> an entry?
See '?' help when you enter 'query' mode.
See also manual.txt about "bindings".
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