On Sun, Feb 04 2007 16:51, Stuart McKim wrote:
> I just changed my version of mutt from 1.5.9i to 1.5.13 and am
> experiencing some behavior that seems very weird to me.
>
> When I start mutt and log into my imap server, all the mailboxes defined
> in my .muttrc are shown as having new mail. When
Am 2007-02-10 15:42:38, schrieb Travis H.:
> There is no "old" directory. There is new, cur, and tmp. This has
> very little to do with whether the email is marked "new" (unseen).
OK, if I am local on the machine, mutt move all NEW message which
are previosly moved by IMAP from /new to /cur back
On Fri, Feb 09, 2007 at 04:18:20PM +0100, Michelle Konzack wrote:
> Here is it more weird since if I login, and procmail has sorted some
> messages to "/new" subdir of my maildir, mutt will detect the messages
> and if I enter the Mailfolder with mutt. it move it IMMEDIATLY to "/cur"
> ecen if I do
Am 2007-02-04 16:51:46, schrieb Stuart McKim:
> I just changed my version of mutt from 1.5.9i to 1.5.13 and am
> experiencing some behavior that seems very weird to me.
Hey, I am experiencein the problem on both and courier-imap!
(Using Debian GNU/Linux Sarge and Etch)
> When I start mutt and log
I just changed my version of mutt from 1.5.9i to 1.5.13 and am
experiencing some behavior that seems very weird to me.
When I start mutt and log into my imap server, all the mailboxes defined
in my .muttrc are shown as having new mail. When I open those mailboxes,
the only specially marked e-mails
