Hi,
* Kyle Wheeler wrote:
> On Monday, August 17 at 12:32 PM, quoth Rocco Rutte:
> > [ btw, any idea why your subject is truncated? ]
> Huh... I hadn't noticed that. I haven't a clue. Is this one also
> truncated?
No, this one is “fine”.
> >> If you have n
Hi,
* Robert Holtzman wrote:
> After getting the weirdness with the "m" command sorted out, a new
> problem cropped up. When Mutt first opens it reads all the mailboxes
> over and over and over.
What makes you think so? A progress indicator at the bottom? What does
it say exactly?
> This goes o
Hi,
* Robert Holtzman wrote:
> Any ideas appreciated.
Well, for the postpone issue, see the $postpone setting in your
local copy of the manual or online. The bindings: mutt is not
disabling them (why should it), you probably didn't specify them for
the postponed menu. For all available menus, pl
Hi,
* Edd Barrett wrote:
> What do you think of a progress indication when you close a large
> mailbox. I use mutt with gmail and frequently when I close a mailing
> list folder it takes a while. User feedback would be nice :)
I have a patch in my queue at bitbucket that does this:
http://bit
Hi,
* Kyle Wheeler wrote:
> But mutt DOES have a message cache (if you enable it) that you can
> inspect without being online. See the documentation of
> 'message_cachedir'.
But then you must have viewed the message at least once. That a message
is not in the cache means either a) deleted or b)
[ btw, any idea why your subject is truncated? ]
Hi,
* Kyle Wheeler wrote:
> On Thursday, August 13 at 10:38 AM, quoth Paul Grinberg:
> > So, let's say my fetchmail keeps all the mail on the mail server
> > after mail download is complete.
> Without being rude, let me stop you right there. Fetch
[ please try to keep a line length limit of something around 72 ]]
Hi,
* dv1...@wayne.edu wrote:
> Well, I found /usr/local/etc/Muttrc, and it does have unignore and
> hdr_order in there. I commented them out, and now mutt reads my
> settings. But:
> (1) Isn't my muttrc supposed to override /
Hi,
* Paul Grinberg wrote:
> [u...@panther ~]$ cat .signature
> #!/bin/bash
> echo "Paul Grinberg"
> echo "PGP key: 0xE3175CCF"
> echo ""
> echo "Fortune Cookie:"
> fortune -s wisdom
> echo ""
> [u...@panther ~]$ cat .muttrc | grep sig
> set sig_on_top=yes
> set signature="~/.signature |"
So yo
Hi,
* Rejo Zenger wrote:
> If it's off by default, I think this functionality would be a usefull
> addition. It's not something I am missing now per se, but I would
> consider start using it when it's available.
The problem with adding new options for features is that if you don't
follow the
Hi,
* Marc Vaillant wrote:
> Can't this easily be controlled? set delete=ask-yes. If that's not
> enough, it suggests that deleting messages should be abstracted from
> sync-mailbox so that you can sync flags and delete messages
> independently. Loosing reply flags on e.g. support email--whe
Hi,
* Robert Holtzman wrote:
> According to the mutt manual, to start a www browser an external program
> has to be downloaded from ftp://ftp.guug.de/pub/mutt/contrib/. The problem
> is I get a "Failed to Connect" error. I can connect to www.guug.de but, of
> course that does me no good. Any idea
On Tue, Aug 11, 2009 at 07:26:57AM +0200, Rejo Zenger wrote:
> No messages will be "auto deleted".
>
> The only thing that happens is that messages you earlier have marked as
> "to be deleted" will be actually deleted. Or better, any changes you
> have made to the status of the message is comi
On Fri, Aug 07, 2009 at 05:26:55PM +0200, Alexander Dahl wrote:
> > As to where it comes from, the character is in the signature file. I
> > wouldn't expect the MUA to remove characters from the signature file.
>
> Not in general, but this one is special. ;-)
Not from mutt's view.
> > Why is it
On Fri, Aug 07, 2009 at 08:11:58AM -0600, lee wrote:
> Is it possible to use this character in the body of a mail? I'm not
> seeing a special character in the signature.
Yes, it's just that this one has zero width and there mutt ignores
it (as it does for 0x200b).
Rocco
Hi,
* Erik Christiansen wrote:
> Well, in the manual I'd read "send2-hook is matched every time a message
> is changed, either by editing it, or by using the compose menu to change
> its recipients or subject." I thought that might be useful, but have yet
> to find out.
I'm not entirely sure on
Hi,
* Erik Christiansen wrote:
> When composing an email to e.g. family, while in a list-related mailbox,
> I'd like to temporarily reassign "Reply-To:", overriding the current
> folder-hook. Using the manual, and experiences found on the list, I've
> come as far as this in .muttrc:
>
> send2-hoo
On Sun, Aug 02, 2009 at 01:18:37PM -0400, Patrick Gen Paul wrote:
> I don't understand why mutt prompts me for the "To:" since
> mutt already knows the answer, or why it prompts me for the
> "Cc:" since my template leaves it blank, while it is not prompting
> for the "Bcc:" - or even for the "Subj
Hi,
* Alexander Dahl wrote:
> > PGP though that's strongly discouraged. It doesn't give you a pointless
> > attachment but some pointless lines of text at top/bottom of your mail.
> Did you ever try to explain this to the developers of Enigmail (GnuPG
> extension for Mozilla Thunderbird)?
No, n
Hi,
* Paul Grinberg wrote:
> Btw, why does use of inline ("traditional") PGP strongly discouraged?
There're many reasons, one of them that it's hard to detect reliably
(i.e. it's horrible to code detection of nested traditional parts).
With PGP/MIME you get reliable separation of different part
Hi,
* Paul Grinberg wrote:
> Does anyone know workaround for the problem with Outlook handling of the
> digital signatures. (.dat file)
I think I once read something about an Outlook plugin that would support
it. If that's not an option, you can try to send inline ("traditional")
PGP though that
Hi,
* Eric Smith wrote:
> Is there a patch for mutt to save mails in the folders
> of all To: recipients and all Cc: recipients as
> specified in the save-hook command?
You mean mutt should pull out all recipient addresses and simulate a
save-hook to find out where to save a copy and do that?
It
Hi,
* lee wrote:
> macro index .a "unmailboxes * ; mailboxes `mutt-mb -line ~/Mail`"
> macro index .l "unmailboxes * ; mailboxes `mutt-mb -line ~/Mail/Lists`"
That's not how macros work. If you hit '.a', mutt will simulate you
pressing the keys 'u', 'n', 'm', ... and so on. I.e. it does not issu
On Wed, Jul 22, 2009 at 05:35:02PM +0100, Noah Slater wrote:
> On Wed, Jul 22, 2009 at 06:29:57PM +0200, Rado S wrote:
> > There is also "mime_lookup application/octet-stream", and then the
> > respective mailcap entry like "gzip -dc | tar -tvf -"
>
> Well, I had considered this, but application/o
Hi,
* lee wrote:
> On Wed, Jul 22, 2009 at 10:18:14AM +0100, Christian Ebert wrote:
> > > mailboxes = `mutt-mb ~/Mail`
> > mailboxes `mutt-mb ~/Mail`
> > grr, mailboxes is a command, not a variable.
> Both work --- does it make a difference?
Yes and no. Given 'mutt-mb ~/Mail' prints '~/Mail
Hi,
* Noah Slater wrote:
> I would like to add a mailcap entry so that I view the contents of tar.gz
> archives as a list of filenames, but I'm, not sure how to do it. When I attach
> one, it is added with the application/octet-streem MIME type.
Just search the net for mutt.octet.filter. It's a
Hi,
* Bertram Scharpf wrote:
> As I need the same thing with PGP encryption, I just wrote another
> patch:
>
> http://www.bertram-scharpf.de/tmp/encrypt_self.patch
So I think somebody should open a ticket (if there isn't one yet) and
add both patches as an enhancement along with the "patch" k
Hi,
* Tim Gray wrote:
> True. I just wanted to make sure that was in fact how mutt was
> supposed to behaving. Though I would hope that most format=flowed
> rewrapping engines first strip off the quote characters, and then
> recognize a "-- " as a sigdash and leave it alone. That's at least I
On Mon, Jul 13, 2009 at 02:38:52PM +, Grant Edwards wrote:
> I repeatedly submitted a patch that did that. It was rejected.
> [I don't remember what shortcut "character" I made expand into
> the current folder.] I eventually gave up. Hopefully you'll
> have better luck.
Any reference? We h
Hi,
* Noah Sheppard wrote:
> I would like to be able to use the current folder name as an argument
> to arbitrary commands.
I don't know if I mentioned this already, but I think I once hacked
support for read-only variables in mutt-ng that would expose certain
internal settings.
Would something
Hi,
* Rejo Zenger wrote:
> While investigating the cause yesterday, I installed the most recent
> development version of mutt and this version (1.5.20, running with
> exactly the same configuration) doesn't barth this warning about the
> certificate. Why would that be?
When updating mutt, ple
Hi,
* Kyle Wheeler wrote:
> Well, a better idea would, imho, be to use the "group" command, like
> so:
>
> group -group gpg -addr us...@example.org \
> us...@example.net \
> ...
Yes, that's better.
Rocco (attaching the script this t
Hi,
* Kyle Wheeler wrote:
> Actually, I do something slightly different:
> send-hook . 'set crypt_autoencrypt=no'
> send-hook '!~G ^%C pgp' 'set crypt_autoencrypt=yes'
> Then, in my aliases file, I tag people that I want to encrypt things
> to, like so:
> alias -gro
On Tue, Jul 07, 2009 at 09:52:31PM +0100, Chris G wrote:
> Is it possible to save a lot of attachments in one go?
>
> E.g. like tag-save but for attachments. Obviously the detination
> would have to be a directory and all the attachments would get their
> default name but I don't see this as a bi
On Tue, Jul 07, 2009 at 11:43:56AM -0400, Ed Blackman wrote:
> On Tue, Jul 07, 2009 at 02:06:23PM +0200, Rocco Rutte wrote:
> >Please see if this example and text above it helps you:
> >
> > http://dev.mutt.org/doc/manual.html#ex-recips
>
> When was this added
Hi,
* Noah Slater wrote:
Please see if this example and text above it helps you:
http://dev.mutt.org/doc/manual.html#ex-recips
If I understand you right (mail _only_ to you: no sig, mail you and
other in the recips: sig), then this may work (untested):
> send-hook .* "source
Hi,
* John J. Foster wrote:
> All of my function keys stopped working with the latest tip.
Not here. Any bindings, any example? With command+F1 I get the manual as
expected.
> Terminal.app
> OSX 10.5.7 - hasn't been updated for over a week.
Same here.
Rocco
pgplgQOi1krMS.pgp
Description: PG
Hi,
* Derek Martin wrote:
> Personally, I'm a proponent of the idea that the interface should be
> consistent regardless of the folder formats; I'd prefer that the
> feature either be removed or emulated where it doesn't actually work.
Agreed, I've started:
http://dev.mutt.org/trac/wiki
Hi,
* steve wrote:
> Le 06-07-2009, à 14:07:21 +0200, Rocco Rutte (pd...@gmx.net) a écrit :
> > You have two options here:
> > (1) after pressing 'c', hit space until you get the folder you want
> > (2) use the function
> > For (2), this isn't
Hi,
* steve wrote:
> I'm using mutt 1.5.18 on Debian stable. My maliboxes are in maildir
> format.
> Now let's say I have three folders marked 'N' but none of them
> interrests me *yet* (let's say A, M and Y, having in mind that I have
> folders in between them, say P with good stuff).
> I'm in
Hi,
* Kataria, Sunil wrote:
> Mutt version is 1.5.18. And -a option also appears ok. I don't see any
> error message in any one system log file.
No, it doesn't:
> Mutt 1.5.18 (2008-05-17)
> usage: mutt [] [-z] [-f | -yZ]
>mutt [] [-x] [-Hi ] [-s ] [-bc ] [-a
> [...]] [--] [...]
Thi
Hi,
* Kataria, Sunil wrote:
> When I send mail using the following command
> /usr/local/bin/mutt -e 'set content_type="text/html"' -a
> "/usr/ud/FirstBag/REPORT/TotalBags_15036_81JA.xls" -c "" -b "" -s "Report
> Total Bags CX162 01 Mar 2009" "sunil.kata...@au.unisys.com" <
> "/usr/ud/FirstBag
Hi,
* Derek Martin wrote:
> On Thu, Jul 02, 2009 at 08:10:21AM +, Jörg Sommer wrote:
> > So, create the directory yourself to ensure it's there and yours.
> >
> > % cat rename-test.c
> > #include
> > #include
> >
> > int main(void)
> > {
> > mkdir("mdir-mutt-delete", 0) /* this is a
Hi,
* sigi wrote:
> I'm using mixmaster 3.0.0-2 with mutt 1.5.18-6+b1 on debian lenny and it
> all works just fine. So the manual seems to be very outdated
Updated now, thanks.
Rocco
pgpJfQ9J5Fo79.pgp
Description: PGP signature
Hi,
* Jan-Herbert Damm wrote:
> GPG asks my passphrase but doesn't accept it.
What gpg setup did you use? contrib/gpg.rc? It's not gpg that's asking
but mutt. So maybe mutt doesn't call gpg at all or in a wrong way...
Rocco
pgp7cJuKZz5L7.pgp
Description: PGP signature
Hi,
* Rocco Rutte wrote:
> Anyway, can you send me such a message privately so that I can make
> sure the bug is really fixed, please?
With proper locale setup a test message is fine with single/multibyte
locales, so the latest version should solve the problem.
Rocco
pgpRNyW7TfE
Hi,
* Alexandre wrote:
> As I use debian testing system, this mutt version is not available yet.
> I will wait because this failure is not urgent.
Please use a spam filter or whatever to protect from spam, but not using
an invalid email address. I just tried to mail you personally, but got a
Hi,
* Alexandre wrote:
> "é" appear like : "\303^Hé^H\251"
>
> I notice this only happen with mails from apple mailer (I do not know if
> it depends on my own configuration).
>
> More information dealing the mail:
> Content-Type: text/enriched;
> charset=ISO-8859-1
Likely this is mutt'
Hi,
* Patrick Shanahan wrote:
> not working:
> set pager_format="%-.20n: %.40s' '-%Z- %C/%m: %-20.20n %s |"
This should have been broken in .18, too. See:
http://dev.mutt.org/hg/mutt/file/tip/UPDATING
and the entry for 1.5.15:
! format pipe support: format strings ending in | are f
Hi,
* Jan-Herbert Damm wrote:
> My Ubuntu-custom version of Mutt-1.18. uses a different coloring scheme than
> the latest snapshot that i am testing now. In both cases i can't figure out
> where these default colors are being defined. /etc/Muttrc doesn't elaborate
> it and neither does my .muttr
Hi,
* Brendan Cully wrote:
> On Friday, 26 June 2009 at 12:00, Kyle Wheeler wrote:
> > On Friday, June 26 at 05:39 PM, quoth Chris G:
> > >I'm sure I used to be able to view HTML E-Mails two ways, firstly in
> > >mutt's pager using links 'automatically' and secondly using firefox if
> > >I used th
Hi,
* Jan-Herbert Damm wrote:
> It notifies me of new mail in some folder as usual. I read the mail(s), the
> "N" in the index view is gone, as usual. I leave the folder. Hitting "c" now
> notifies me of new mail in the folder i just left. But there is no new mail
> there, and no "N" in the index
Hi,
* Yannick Delbecque wrote:
> To this end, I use the
> following folder-hook:
> folder-hook .*notes macro compose y "^\rn"
That's a neat trick.
> It does exactly what I want, except that it does not set the date. As
> far as I understand, this is because the mail is never actually sen
[ please limit your line length to something around 72 chars ]
Hi,
* wei ribao wrote:
> I wish to hight light those emails that their senders have been save
> in my address book(mutt.alias). How can I match these emails?Is it
> possible in mutt? What pattern should I use?
You can't do that r
Hi,
* Jan-Herbert Damm wrote:
> The apt-get command installed elinks on my system and now opening html-mails
> via the "v"-command starts elinks instead of w3m like before. I wonder where
> this is being determined. My mailcap has entries for w3m, elinks and lynx in
> this order.
See $mailcap_pa
Hi,
* Wu, Yue wrote:
> Why need I to be boring to do that if mutt can do it automatically?
It cannot safely remove a maildir because it has no way to stop other
tools from delivering mail while mutt deletes it. The only one who has
the power to stop delivery and do safe removal is the user. Th
Hi,
* Rocco Rutte wrote:
> I think I'll go with the warning for now.
Note to self: I should at least test it. Mutt doesn't allow linking a
message without an ID ever since the editing threads patch was applied.
Rocco
Hi,
* Marianne wrote:
> I'd certainly pefer sync-mailbox to clearing the header cache for
> large maildirs.
As I wrote, this won't help. The problem is with older mutts, that when
you sync-mailbox, the changes you make do _not_ make it into header
cache. Thus, when you open the folder the next t
Hi,
* Kyle Wheeler wrote:
> That's what I figured. I suppose another way of putting it is: since
> it's entirely possible to receive a message that does not have a
> Message-ID header (e.g. an email server that obeys RFCs 821 and 2821
> but not 5821... particularly since only 821 has received the
Hi,
* Wu, Yue wrote:
> But it's annoying all the groups show up in the view all the time, I just want
> to see the groups that have mails, others should be hiden or deleted.
Why don't you remove them then?
Rocco
Hi,
* Kyle Wheeler wrote:
> On Friday, June 19 at 02:43 PM, quoth Rocco Rutte:
> > Hmm, I think the reason is rather that nobody thought of this case.
> > A problem with assigning it a locally generated Message-ID is that
> > it's locally generated, i.e. nobody
Hi,
* Andrey Zhidenkov wrote:
> I would like to set a shortcut to export message. For example, I want to
> convert
> messages in LaTeX to store them on my PC. So i wrote a script in Perl, which
> reads a message(s) body from standard input. I want to select a message and
> type Ctrl-L, for exampl
Hi,
* Alexandre wrote:
> > > I tag a mail with "t" and attach it to a thread with "&". After that
> > > i quit mutt saving changes. I open my mail box with mutt again but my
> > > thread is not saved. How to save this ?
> > With what type of folder? Header caching enabled?
> It is maildir folde
Hi,
* Kyle Wheeler wrote:
> I've had a similar problem before, only not with unrelated messages
> but rather with messages that don't contain certain headers (e.g.
> Message-ID). I think the reason is because mutt uses Message-ID to
> link threads---if a message doesn't HAVE an ID, mutt simply
Hi,
* Jan-Herbert Damm wrote:
> Since i also have strange encoding behaviour in Mutt-1.18. (i may not use
> german umlauts in muttrc else running into trouble) i hope to find a common
> root to these issues.
If nothing else helps you can tell mutt in what encoding your config
files are, see the
Hi,
* Marianne wrote:
> Yes, sorry, I should have thought of that.
> set tmpdir="/home/mpromber/tmp"
> And mutt edits away happily. So I assume it's something with
> encfs. I've since posted to encfs-users and will report here in case I
> hear anything intresting.
Still it's strange because bo
Hi,
* Wu, Yue wrote:
> I want to let mutt deletes empty maildirs automatically, but 'save_empty' only
> works for mbox, why? How to achieve it for maildir?
It doesn't work for maildir. I'm not sure why, but probably because
removing an empty maildir has the potential to break something as it
cann
Hi,
* Andrey Zhidenkov wrote:
> I'm already using a sidebar patch. But I can't understand how a can output
> a new mail notifications to console, for example? Cpnky needs a plain text
> output (from some script).
Please see if:
http://dev.mutt.org/doc/manual.html#formatstrings-filters
Hi,
* Alexandre wrote:
> I tag a mail with "t" and attach it to a thread with "&". After that
> i quit mutt saving changes. I open my mail box with mutt again but my
> thread is not saved. How to save this ?
With what type of folder? Header caching enabled?
Rocco
Hi,
* Andrey Zhidenkov wrote:
> Hello. I want to configure my Conky to display a count of a new
> mail messages in mbox folders, like in sidebar-panel in mutt.
You have to use the sidebar patch for this.
Rocco
Hi,
* Rejo Zenger wrote:
> I see. I expected mutt to use this regular expression to determine
> whether it should prepand the current subject with "Re: " or that it
> should leave it intact (if there is a match) - instead of removing
> whatever is matched and replacing it.
That has the poten
Hi,
* Jan-Herbert Damm wrote:
> I am glad i followed this advice. Thanks Rocco! It turns out i have to resolve
> some issues. Encoding and gpg don't work as expected. I will do some
> investigation.
At first it can be tricky to get all the configure flags right. You can
compare the output of mut
Hi,
* Marianne wrote:
> When I try to use the command on a message mutt tells me:
> "could not create temporary folder: No such file or directory"
> Writing new messages works just fine.
> In my muttrc, I have:
> set tmpdir="/home/mpromber/.mutt/tmp"
> Mutt does put the files for messages I'm
Hi,
* Tim Johnson wrote:
> I note that when I press `:', I am taken to a command line.
> I find that when I go into 'help' that `:' executes
>
You didn't read well enough... :)
> Yet If I do this:
> :last-entry
> I get an error: "Unknown Command".
Yes, because 'last-entry' is not a muttrc com
Hi,
* Eric Smith wrote:
> When I open a new mailbox, the most recent mail is automatically
> selected. However, when I perform a limit command, the filtered
> list is displayed but the selected mail is the oldest.
> How do I have the most recent mail selected after a limit command?
You can use
Hi,
* Tim Johnson wrote:
> 2)Current mailbox (index?)
Please search the list archive. There was a discussion about this
lately.
Rocco
Hi,
* Christoph Ludwig wrote:
> On Tue, Jun 16, 2009 at 01:52:20PM +0200, Rocco Rutte wrote:
[...]
> So now I type "=Abo.mutt-user" or "#Projects/someProject" and mutt
> automatically knows which folder on which server I refer to, no matter on
> which server the c
Hi,
* Christoph Ludwig wrote:
> > 1) Is there a way to define custom mailbox shortcuts so I don't have to type
> > in the full imaps URL every time I switch to a folder on the company server?
> > The only workaround I see after reading section 4.7 of the manual is to
> > define
> > a number of a
Hi,
* Jan-Herbert Damm wrote:
> I would like to try it out. To be safe i want to keep my working Mutt 1.5.18
> in /usr/bin and install Mutt 1.5.20 in /usr/local/bin.
> "./configure" (without any options) and "make" went well.
> Can i safely "sudo make install"?
Please look at the --prefix optio
Hi,
* Bertrand Janin wrote:
> The correct parameter seems to be $ssl_verify_host not $ssl_verify_hostname.
Fixed, thanks.
Rocco
Hi,
* Todd Zullinger wrote:
> Done: http://dev.mutt.org/trac/ticket/3265
Thanks, this is fixed now in hg tip -- sorry for the breakage.
Rocco
Hi,
* Christoph Ludwig wrote:
> > imaps://company%2fchristoph%2fchristoph.lud...@example.com
> mutt still complains that it cannot find host "COMPANY".
This should work in hg tip with URL- and pine-syntax.
Rocco
Hi,
* Asif Iqbal wrote:
> Is there a way to get mail through mapi from exchange server 2007?
At the moment: no. I don't know of anybody working on it.
Rocco
Hi,
* Steffen Schuldenzucker wrote:
> I guess I'm not the first one hitting this problem, so - Is there any
> way to solve it?
Maybe, use define mbox-hook in message-hook for per-message like so:
message-hook ~A 'unhook mbox-hook'
message-hook 'mbox-hook ...'
The drawback like with
Hi,
* Tim Johnson wrote:
> """
> +lots of text continued from previous line. Woe is m
> +and woe is the dirty dog who uses blah, blah, blah
> +and everyone should use mutt etc. etc...
> """
> Note that on the first line quoted
> Woe is m
> _should be_
> Woe is me
First, can you reproduce
Hi,
* Brendan Cully wrote:
> My vague recollection is that windows usernames are separated by
> backslashes. How about
> imaps://company\\christoph\\christoph.lud...@example.com/
> (you may need to adjust the quoting a bit)
Do you have any idea why the code is parsing the URL, formats it to
st
Hi,
* Christoph Ludwig wrote:
> On Tue, Jun 09, 2009 at 05:47:09PM -0400, Paul Hoffman wrote:
> > What happens if you URL-encode the user name?
> > imaps://company%2fchristoph%2fchristoph.lud...@example.com
> mutt still complains that it cannot find host "COMPANY".
Yes, debugging turns out the
Hi,
* Christoph Ludwig wrote:
> However, I have somewhat "strange" usernames. For instance, on one server in
> the Windows domain "COMPANY" I have an account "christoph" that's associated
> with the mailbox "christoph.ludwig". Exchange expects me therefore to log on
> with the IMAP username "COMP
Hi,
* Kyle Wheeler wrote:
> I'm asking because I *think* mutt takes everything up to either a
> semicolon or the last @ symbol as the username. For example, I put my
> username in as u...@memoryhole.net@imap.memoryhole.net without
> trouble. Granted, my username doesn't have slashes in it, but I
Hi,
* Sven Hergenhahn wrote:
> sorry for the confusion - we have different IMAP Servers here and the
> one I'm complainig about here is a Cyrus-Server... but anyway - the
> problem persists.
If the problem is what is what I think, it's independent from the server.
&g
Hi,
* Sven Hergenhahn wrote:
> Whenever I want to create a new (sub-)folder by just selecting a few
> messages and saving them to a new folder name (e.g.
> INBOX.folder.new_sub_folder), this works fine, but afterwards I do not
> see the folder neither in nor (after restarting mutt)
> in my mutt-
Hi,
* Tim Johnson wrote:
> Any ideas as to whether I'd be able to use them in mutt?
Yes, if you can enter them you can use them in the various format
options and likely for sidebar if the delimiter is configurable.
The unicode range U+2500 to U+256C which should have all you need:
http://www.al
Hi,
* Chris wrote:
> Do I need to use external program like msmtp or is there any
> configuration I can do in .muttrc to send mails as well.
With 1.5.16 you have the choice. For using built-in SMTP support:
http://dev.mutt.org/doc/manual.html#smtp
Rocco
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Hi,
* Dave Feustel wrote:
> So what changes need to be made to .muttrc to get mutt to send
> email to my isp?
http://dev.mutt.org/doc/manual.html#smtp
Lots of work and time is spent on the manual, so please use it. It would
have saved you lots of time waiting for answer.
Rocco
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Hi,
* James wrote:
> I'm uncertain, however, why it takes so long for mutt to load at
> first. Isn't that what the header cache is for? What exactly is mutt
> doing when it first loads and takes ~20sec (on my end) to load
> everything?
Running with debug will tell you. It would be nice if you co
Hi,
* bill lam wrote:
> set message_cache_clean=yes
Settings this permanently decreases performance, especially on large
folders. Though I tend to forget to set it only from time to time... so
I made it permanent, too... :)
Rocco
Hi,
* James wrote:
> Maybe my IMAP server is kinda slow then?
Seems so...
> Here's what I have in my .muttrc file (for caching):
>
> set header_cache="~/.mutt/cache/headers"
> set message_cachedir="~/.mutt/cache/messages"
>
> There seem to be files in there, so I imagine that the caching
Hi,
* James wrote:
> Once Mutt has completely loaded it works fine when poking around on
> the inbox. When, however, I try to open another mailbox (regardless of
> size -- sometimes 19 messages, sometimes many thousands), it waits in
> the "sorting messages" stage.
> What precisely is Mutt doing
Hi,
* James wrote:
> I use procmail + mutt and am running into a problem that is limiting
> my usage of mutt. Currently procmail sorts some very high volume
> mailing lists into specific folders (mbox format). I'm using mutt as
> an IMAP client and when I add these mailboxes to my .muttrc file, m
Hi,
* Adam Wellings wrote:
> mail_check=5
> timeout=30
> TBH those settings come from someone else's muttrc.
These are default values and look okay. Does the problem persist even
after you switch folders? If so, I guess the only to find out who's to
be blamed is to try a non-managed mount.
Ro
Hi,
* Russell Urquhart wrote:
> That's it!!!
> GOOD EYE!!!
That wouldn't have happened if you used ~/.muttrc instead :)
SCNR,
Rocco
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