Hi folks
I've been messing around with fetchmail / mutt / procmail. I use
fetchmail / IMAP to download mail from sundry folders on a hosted
server, leaving a copy of everything.
I use identical procmail rcfiles on my home machine and the remote
machine.
I use a script to extract mailfolder name
Thanks guys for hint and comment:
Ben Reser <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
Ken Rachynski <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Mikko H?nninen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Following is what I ended up for my Mutt 1.2.5i (debian-woody).
Now it start with "mutt", "mutt -y" or "mutt -z" without hitch.
> My mail comes as foll
Osamu Aoki <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on Thu, 28 Sep 2000:
> If "export MAIL=~/Mail/default_folder/", it opens default_folder/
> mail but existing to see other mail boxes ("c" command) causes
> Mutt to asked me to store read mail elsewhere.
You can avoid this question by setting
set move=no
On Thu, Sep 28, 2000 at 10:06:40PM -0700, Osamu Aoki wrote:
> Any good idea, guys?
I use a similar set-up for my incoming mail. My solution was these two
lines from my .muttrc:
set mbox=~/Mail/F.Inbox
set spoolfile=~/Mail/F.Inbox
The side effect of this decision is that my Inbox is never e
I am looking for proper Mutt setting for Maildir-style mailboxes.
My mail comes as follows to my "Maildir-style" mail folder:
POP3 cable-modem exim
server -> fetchmail -> procmail -+-> ~/Mail/mailing_list1/
Edmund GRIMLEY EVANS <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on Tue, 08 Feb 2000:
> A new alternative to procmail was mentioned here recently. Can anyone
> tell us anything about it?
I take it you mean maildrop; it's been around awhile (more than a year)
but it's new compared to procmail. The homepage is at
h
Lars Hecking <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> > In my .muttrc I have set mbox_type="MMDF", so most of my mailboxes are
> > in MMDF format. Therefore, if I add a procmail rule that appends onto
> > an existing mailbox, the result is unusable, because neither exim nor
> > procmail knows about MMDF, as far as
Jason --
...and then Jason Helfman said...
%
% What MUA is out there that works good with qmail and maildir format.
I trust that you pointed Zahid right over to the mutt home page at
www.mutt.org
and told him that mutt handles maildir (and, AFAIK, all other known
mailbox formats) quite d
Edmund GRIMLEY EVANS writes:
> In my .muttrc I have set mbox_type="MMDF", so most of my mailboxes are
> in MMDF format. Therefore, if I add a procmail rule that appends onto
> an existing mailbox, the result is unusable, because neither exim nor
> procmail knows about MMDF, as far as I can tell. T
In my .muttrc I have set mbox_type="MMDF", so most of my mailboxes are
in MMDF format. Therefore, if I add a procmail rule that appends onto
an existing mailbox, the result is unusable, because neither exim nor
procmail knows about MMDF, as far as I can tell. This is inconvenient.
But what's the b
Speaking of maildir...
What MUA is out there that works good with qmail and maildir format.
I am using Qmail and the problem is that I don't know how to use those
nice little MUA wrappers. So any information possible would be beneficial.
Zahid Bukhari
- The penguins are watching.
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Chic
Thanks to Telsa and others who mailed me privately. I have now really sorted
this out. I discovered that if I copied a mail to a mailbox that I wanted
Mutt to watch, ie =IN.mutt-users which doesn't exist and then get procmail
to move new mail to Mail/IN.mutt-users/new then mutt notifies me that th
Please ignore my last, as I think I got it working.
Sean
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On Fri, Jun 04, 1999 at 05:50:29PM +, Brian Lavender wrote:
> I am using mutt along with experimenting with procmail for sorting.
> I also have the requirement of being able to pop messages from my
> shell account after they have been sorted. I set up an example
> .procmailrc to filter my mail
I am using mutt along with experimenting with procmail for sorting.
I also have the requirement of being able to pop messages from my
shell account after they have been sorted. I set up an example
.procmailrc to filter my mail as seen below according to the procmail
man page and an example from th
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