On 1999-11-03 22:08:12 -0500, Russell Hoover wrote:
> Forgive me if something more complicated is involved (I don't know
> much about C-language coding, though clearly it's time to learn),
> but this would seem to be another no-brainer -- a question of
> looking at how it's done in slrn and copyi
Rejo Zenger <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on Thu, 04 Nov 1999:
> >-rw-rw 1 paul mail 422603 Oct 23 12:16 /var/spool/mail/paul
> -^^--
>
> Eeeuh... i'm not sure, but those persissions don't look that good at
> all. Now any user in the group mail could read and w
Hi all,
Two more quibbles from an elm diehard who's made the plunge.
1)
One nice thing about elm was that the screen was not so "busy".
Altho the screen was horizontally full, which is undeniably
functional, there was white space top and bottom.
Mutt OTOH tries to cram as many messages as po
F.Baubetm" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on Thu, 04 Nov 1999:
> Any chance of a configuration variable that would offer control
> over this ? Or maybe even a source patch ?
There's a patch called "blank-line.patch" at
http://www.murkworks.to/blank-line.patch, it was linked from the
mutt.org links p
The algorithm of classifying quotes in mutt's pager is really
interesting, but sometimes it gives an unexpected result (to those who
do not know the algorithm used ;). For instance, if only second level
(or deeper) quotes are visible on screen initially, they are highlighted
like first level quot
Russell Hoover [[EMAIL PROTECTED]] wrote:
> Since the "User-Agent" header is now the RFC-defined standard (and not just
> "window-dressing"), could we please finally have it replace the "X-Mailer"
> header by default in the next stable, publicly-released version of mutt?
>
> "User-Agent" appears
Jeremy Blosser <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on Thu, 04 Nov 1999:
> If you're so concerned, and you're sure it's a no-brainer, why don't you
> just fix it and submit the patch?
I'd like to see this happen too, so here you go (patch attached).
What's the procedure for submitting a patch to the develo
hi,
I got a mail with
Content-Type: binary
header. But the contents of this mail is text/plain. The only way I can view this mail
is press 'v' and pipe the message to less. pressing 'v' shows the message as
1 [applica/x-binary, 7bit, 58K]
Is there some other solution for this like
On Thu 11/04/99 at 11:00 AM +0100, Thomas Roessler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> While I don't know slrn's code for this, a proper approach to add
> something along these lines to mutt would require some new control
> sequences to be added to some format strings -
Maybe not -- I don't know the sl
Mikko Hänninen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> +fprintf (fp, "User-Agent: Mutt %s\n", MUTT_VERSION);
Is this the right format for the User-Agent header? I thought it was
supposed to be "agent-name/version-num". Something like this:
User-Agent: Mutt/0.96.6i
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Rüdiger Kuhlmann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> > > > text/html; /usr/bin/lynx -dump -force_html %s; \
> > > > copiousoutput; nametemplate=%s.html
>
> Maybe because you tell lynx to read the file %s while telling mutt to
> write it to %s.html?
If that's really what's going on, then I contend t
Caglar Girit <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> I want some of the email that I read to remain in the spool until I
> decide to either delete or save it.
So, don't move them out of the spool. "set move=no" ought to do that.
> Currently, when I press 's' to save, it only saves the selected
> message
On Thu, 4 Nov 1999, David DeSimone wrote:
> If that's really what's going on, then I contend that Mutt is broken.
> Mutt should use the "nametemplate" to come up with a reasonable name for
> its temporary file, and then pass the name of that temp file as the "%s"
> argument in the command stri
On Wed 11/03/99 at 10:08 PM -0500, I <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Every so often on mutt-users, someone asks for slrn-style header-coloration
>
> (where the name of the header -- everything to the left of the colon --
> can be defined as one color, and the value of the header -- to the right
> o
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