* Michael Tatge [25-09-2001 17:40]:
| René Clerc muttered:
| > Probably. There are many workarounds. But I want the ~l option to
| > work, because I believe it's designed for this issue ;)
|
| ~l message is addressed to a known mailing list
Perhaps this is the clue; a
René Clerc muttered:
> * Michael Tatge <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [25-09-2001 17:03]:
> | Well, yes. Shell vars maybe of help here.
>
> Probably. There are many workarounds. But I want the ~l option to
> work, because I believe it's designed for this issue ;)
~l message is addressed to a k
* Michael Tatge <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [25-09-2001 17:03]:
| > folder-hook . "source ~/.mutt/unlist-colors"
| > folder-hook ~l "source ~/.mutt/list-colors"
|
| The ~l pattern does not cover the folder you save mailing list messages
| in. And there is no folder &quo
dex white black "~x '.*clerc\.nl'"
> color index white black ~P
>
> == file with the problems in it ;)
>
> # ~/.muttrc
> subscribe mutt
> lists mutt
>
> folder-hook . "source ~/.mutt/unlist-colors"
> folder-hook ~l &quo
Hi all,
I want to do some specific colorizing when I'm viewing mailing lists.
(I encountered some examples from Sven Guckes)
Unforunately, things don't work the way I think they should work.
== color definitions
# ~/.mutt/list-colors
color index brightblueblack "~h 'In-Reply-To: .*clerc\.n
