t; works either. If I can just get a command line string that
> > works, I can figure out how to get mutt to come up.
> Oops not subject. I mean BODY. I want the URL to be in the BODY.
when %s represents the URL:
echo %s | mutt address
when %s represents the mail address:
echo UR
he string used for the "mailto:"; link is:
> konsole -e mutt `echo "%s" | sed 's/mailto://g'`
> It doesn't seem to bring up mutt however, so I'm not sure it works
> either.
> If I can just get a command line string that works, I can figure out how
&
My last message quoted the wrong part of Kyle's email, oops :)
I meant to refer to the first paragraph about his problem with cursor
position when mutt calls vim to edit the message.
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Chris Gushue <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
mutt config files - http://mutt.blackplasma.net
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On Sat, Dec 02, 2000 at 02:13:30PM +0530, Suresh Ramasubramanian wrote:
> Robert Sweet proclaimed on mutt-users that:
>
> [...]
> > But on a SuSe 6.4 box with updated proftd it doesn't work.
> [...]
>
> The proftpd list is down the hall, third door to the right :)
>
> --
> Suresh Ramasubrama
Note: You will need qmail maildirs and a mailboxes line in .muttrc
to understand my questions below.
I get a list of all my (qmail) maildirs by pressing 'c' and
then three tabs. Now, the cursor is at the number 1 maildir
(the one at the top).
First question:
How do I sort the listing to the same
Sorry, the lists may have broken last night.
I added an account to allow the web pages to be modified
by a new maintainer, and unfortunately changed ownership
on the .qm
Sorry, the lists may have broken last night.
I added an account to allow the web pages to be modified
by a new maintainer, and unfortunately changed ownership
on the .qmail files maintaining the lists. Qmail rightly
so ignored them as they weren't owned by the account
anymore :(
Everything shoul
