Thomas Roessler writes:
| > In my experience mh works well enough, but mutt makes
| > some incorrect assumptions that have painful
| > consequences.
|
| Please look at the unstable branch (i.e., the
| just-released 1.1.9). It should behave much better.
Actually 1.1.11 behaves very badly. If yo
On 2000-03-15 15:25:56 -0500,
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> Yes, mh has a problem with that. The simple solution
> is just to avoid any form of concurrent access to
> folders. If you only use mh commands from the shell
> (i.e. no rcvstore), that's the case. Mutt can't be
> faulted by mh users for
Thomas writes:
| However, you may wish to notice that there is still a
| problem with message flags. From the mh point of view (as
| far as I understand it), these flags should be stored in
| the .mh_sequences file - which is in paricular true for
| the unseen sequence. However, there doesn't see
On 2000-03-14 15:51:08 -0500, Scott Schwartz wrote:
> In my experience mh works well enough, but mutt makes
> some incorrect assumptions that have painful
> consequences.
Please look at the unstable branch (i.e., the
just-released 1.1.9). It should behave much better.
However, you may wish to
| Well, the files have to be at least renamed, because mh requires the filenames
| be contiguous integers.
No it doesn't. They usually are not.
| IIRC, the message flags are also stored inside the
| files, so mutt would have to rewrite the files to change the read, replied,
| etc flags.
It s
Scott Schwartz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> When reading an mh folder mutt 1.0.1 apparently loads every message,
> and, when you quit, writes every message back to disk.
Well, the files have to be at least renamed, because mh requires the filenames
be contiguous integers. IIRC, the message flags
When reading an mh folder mutt 1.0.1 apparently loads every message,
and, when you quit, writes every message back to disk. (Is that true
for maildir too?) That's surely a bug, right? The whole point of
one-file-per-message formats is that you only touch the data you need
to, and leave the rest
