I want to bind key to a macro which jump to a mail matching the pattern:
e.g. here is a pattern.
"~x .*@stardiviner"
I do not know where mutt has this function to jump to a mail.
macro index
In one words:
I want this macro to do this:
Try to find whether has mail matching th
Hello,
Do we have anything in mutt which I could use to do a syntax check of
mail addrs as described in RFC 3696 (...)? Or are there any pointers to
such a tool, for C or Java? Thanks in advance
matthias
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Hello Dave,
Am 2012-07-11 22:00:00, hacktest Du folgendes herunter:
> So what changes need to be made to .muttrc to get mutt to send
> email to my isp?
In your .muttrc:
set sendmail="/usr/bin/sendmail"
(sendmail is a symlink to msmtp)
and for msmtp you should read
man msmtp
Thanks, G
Hello Matthias Apitz,
Am 2012-07-16 14:06:49, hacktest Du folgendes herunter:
> Do we have anything in mutt which I could use to do a syntax check of
> mail addrs as described in RFC 3696 (...)? Or are there any pointers to
> such a tool, for C or Java? Thanks in advance
Hehehe, currently I have
On Monday, 16 July, 2012 at 13:06:49 BST, Matthias Apitz wrote:
Do we have anything in mutt which I could use to do a syntax check of
mail addrs as described in RFC 3696 (...)? Or are there any pointers to
such a tool, for C or Java? Thanks in advance
#!/usr/bin/env perl
use strict;
use warnin
* On 16 Jul 2012, chris wrote:
> I want to bind key to a macro which jump to a mail matching the pattern:
> e.g. here is a pattern.
> "~x .*@stardiviner"
> I do not know where mutt has this function to jump to a mail.
> macro index
It does; it's called "search".
> In one words:
>
Excerpts from [ David Champion ] On [2012-07-16 10:49:44 -0500]:
> * On 16 Jul 2012, chris wrote:
> > I want to bind key to a macro which jump to a mail matching the
> > pattern:
> > e.g. here is a pattern.
> > "~x .*@stardiviner"
> > I do not know where mutt has this function to j
On Tue, Jul 17, 2012 at 07:53:23AM +0800, chris wrote:
> I have found one way to close my target a little:
> macro index "~N (~x .*@stardiviner)"
>
> But I still do not know how to apply "?" into this patter. the "?" in this
> pattern seems is "literal". The "?" will call .
Are you looking
Excerpts from [ Tom Furie ] On [2012-07-17 01:19:29 +0100]:
> On Tue, Jul 17, 2012 at 07:53:23AM +0800, chris wrote:
> > I have found one way to close my target a little:
> > macro index "~N (~x .*@stardiviner)"
> > But I still do not know how to apply "?" into this patter. the "?" in t
