Hello,
Why not use a tool to get the list?
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#!/usr/bin/perl
use Net::IMAP::Simple;
use strict;
use Getopt::Long;
my $PASS="sag_ich_nischt";
my $USER="linux4michelle";
my $HOST="mx.freenet.de";
GetOptions('user=s' => \$USE
Hello,
Is there a way to have mutt sort by most recently active
thread? It appears that mutt dates an email thread by the
timestamp of the initiating thread email. E.g., instead of
this:
...
0 N Thu, Aug/07/2008 08:31:30AM Mutt(5.3K) [Mutt] #3100:
forward_attribution missing
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On Friday, August 8 at 04:07 PM, quoth Ethan Mallove:
> Is there a way to have mutt sort by most recently active thread? It
> appears that mutt dates an email thread by the timestamp of the
> initiating thread email.
Yes!
set sort_aux=last-dat
Hi,
Whenever I open mutt, I dont get the threaded view..though I have these:
set sort=threads
set duplicate_threads=yes
set sort_aux=last-date
I need to :source ~/.muttrc to get into threaded view mode. Samething
hapens when I move
to a different mailbox and back to INBOX.
Do you know why
Than
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On Friday, August 8 at 01:44 PM, quoth Ravi Uday:
>Whenever I open mutt, I dont get the threaded view..though I have
>these:
>
>set sort=threads
>set duplicate_threads=yes
>set sort_aux=last-date
>
>I need to :source ~/.muttrc to get into threaded vi
Hello,
A week or two ago there was a thread about how to secure one's .muttrc
file if it has passwords sitting there in plaintext. A bit of tooling
around has resulted in the following tip for those mutters working on
OSX.
The goal is not to encrypt the .muttrc, but rather to cleanse it of
vulne
