On 2000.07.26, in <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
"Gregor Zattler" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> * David Champion <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [Mit 26 Jul 2000 03:37:59 GMT]:
> > I have procmail deliver to ~/Mail/lists/listname. Each "listname" in
> > that directory is a symlink to ~/Mail/lists/monthly/lis
Not a terrible problem but anyways.. :)
I have this in my .muttrc:
## Edit my muttrc
macro pager E "!vim $HOME/.mutt/.muttrc\n:source $HOME/.mutt/.muttrc\n"
macro index E "!vim $HOME/.mutt/.muttrc\n:source $HOME/.mutt/.muttrc\n"
macro browser E "!vim $HOME/.mutt/.muttrc\n:source $HOME/.
Jan Houtsma: Dienstag, 01 Aug 2000:
> ## Edit my muttrc
> macro pager E "!vim $HOME/.mutt/.muttrc\n:source $HOME/.mutt/.muttrc\n"
> macro index E "!vim $HOME/.mutt/.muttrc\n:source $HOME/.mutt/.muttrc\n"
> macro browser E "!vim $HOME/.mutt/.muttrc\n:source $HOME/.mutt/.muttrc\n"
Hi,
On Tue, Aug 01, 2000 at 10:48:25AM +0200, Jan Houtsma wrote:
> When i do it in my muttrc file with ...!vim \"+set syntax=muttrc\" .. no way.
try this : !vim '+set syntax=muttrc' $HOME/.mutt/.muttrc
Antoine
On Tue, Aug 01, 2000 at 11:12:26AM +0200, Dirk Huebner wrote:
> Jan Houtsma: Dienstag, 01 Aug 2000:
>
> > ## Edit my muttrc
> > macro pager E "!vim $HOME/.mutt/.muttrc\n:source $HOME/.mutt/.muttrc\n"
> > macro index E "!vim $HOME/.mutt/.muttrc\n:source $HOME/.mutt/.muttrc\n"
> > macro bro
J-C --
...and then J-C Hendrickx said...
% Hi,
%
% I receved a mail from a Mac OS, with an attachment file
% that Mutt recognise as :
% Image 2 [image/x-pict, base64, 174k]
%
% My question is how can I see this image ?
% Mutt show it as a text data.
You need, of course, to get a program t
(Yes, I can see you're not using linux.) But the following excerpt might
give some conceptual guidance:
**
RANDOM(4) Linux Programmer's Manual RANDOM(4)
NAME
random, urandom - kernel random number source devices
DESCRIPTION
The charact
[openssl-0.9.5a on SunOS 5.5.1]
> From this I form the vague idea that your ssl "ain't gettin' enough
> random."
Yep, this is definitely the case.
> To this end, you might check your OS documentation on this
> subject, or look at the RAND_egd(3) man page. This page is available on
>
Though I can send mail with mutt, I receive nothing.
I'm using Linux Mandrake 7.1 with pop, and I'm pretty sure that I've
set up the pop options correctly (user, server, password).
Nothing goes to the local spool that I've set up, and I get no
errors or other signs of trouble from mutt. Any ide
Hello,
I have come across a minor problem with mutt-1.2.5: when I bounce
a message, my ISP's SMTP server always refuses to accept it. It tries
to resolve my home computer's name, and since the address look-up always
fails it refuses the connection attempt from my local MTA.
Can you tell me why
Hi Ken,
If you are using the built-in pop support (I am not sure about what you
meant with "with pop"), then don't mind reading the rest of this email :).
Otherwise, and although this might seem trivial to you, I had the same problem
until I found out that my MTA was putting my incoming mail in
Hi Ken,
> > If you are using the built-in pop support (I am not sure about what you
> > meant with "with pop"), then don't mind reading the rest of this email :).
>
> I meant that I compiled mutt with '--enable-pop' (...)
Yep, that's what I meant, too ... I never really tried it, so I am afraid
[EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> But, IIRC, usually it is suggested that you don't use the "built-in" pop
> capability but a program such as fetchmail instead. But then, using such a
> program implies running a MTA such as sendmail or Postfix,
[...]
Not necessarily. 'getmail' de
Using a large mallet, [EMAIL PROTECTED] whacked out:
> but perhaps this doesn't work with bounced emails and my local address
There is no reason why it should not work - it works perfectly well with 1.2.4
(and with 1.3 which I used to use earlier).
> ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) show up in the header a
> > But, IIRC, usually it is suggested that you don't use the "built-in" pop
> > capability but a program such as fetchmail instead. But then, using such a
> > program implies running a MTA such as sendmail or Postfix,
> [...]
>
> Not necessarily. 'getmail' delivers directly to mbox files or Mai
Using a large mallet, Charles Cazabon whacked out:
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > But, IIRC, usually it is suggested that you don't use the "built-in" pop
> > capability but a program such as fetchmail instead. But then, using such a
> > program implies running a MTA such as
On Aug 01, 2000, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
[...]
> > I meant that I compiled mutt with '--enable-pop' (...)
>
> Yep, that's what I meant, too ... I never really tried it, so I
> am afraid I can't be of any real help on the technical issues you
> described ...
I'm afraid that the main technical i
On Tue, Aug 01, 2000 at 04:33:42PM +, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I have come across a minor problem with mutt-1.2.5: when I bounce
> a message, my ISP's SMTP server always refuses to accept it.
I have a similair problem -- bounced messages are lost and never reach
the destination.
Hi Suresh,
Thank you for your reply.
> > ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) shows up in the header and confuses my ISP's
> > server. If this is the problem, how can I overcome it?
>
> Hmmm... you are using Postfix locally and I don't grok postfix - but sendmail
> can be set to masquerade as a domain (setti
Hi Marius,
> > Can you tell me why this happens?
>
> I think I can. I've set $sendmail to a wrapper script and noticed, that
> the "-f user@host" is not added when bouncing a message, despite
> $envelope_from being turned on.
Exactly. In my last email to the list I also mentioned that I am
How do i set so that mail comming from ex. [EMAIL PROTECTED] automaticly will be
moved for ex. another mailbox called Freshmeat after i have read it?
I'd like to map the key to go to the next new message if
there is one, else the next unread message. How can I do that?
It's easy to bind to one of those functions (next-new or
next-unread), but I don't know how to get it to do a combination.
Ideally, I'd like to create a macro t
Using a large mallet, [EMAIL PROTECTED] whacked out:
> Another problem with solving this at MTA level (namely with some sort of
> address rewriting) is that I only have one user account at my computer, but
Then the only idea I can offer you is to create multiple usernames on your
computer ;)
Or
Using a large mallet, Suresh Ramasubramanian whacked out:
> Or downgrade to a lower version of mutt which doesn't do this ...
> 1.2.4 doesn't have this problem afaict.
I spoke too soon :( Tried it (use procmail as my mda - mda /usr/bin/procmail
-d mallet in my .fetchmailrc
Here are some sampl
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