Hello,
I would like to apply patches received from a public mailinglist to a
git repository. There for i'am looking for an easy to handle maintainer
workflow for mutt and git. How do maintainers of known open source
projects handle these workflow with incoming patches?
Best regards,
Oliver
Dear all,
I would like to disable checking of new mail after mutt starts up. I
have the following set:
set timeout = 0
set mail_check = 0
but mutt still checks. Which variable am I missing?
I found references to imap_checkinterval, but it has been removed [1]
http://www.mutt.org/changes.html .
Greetings all,
Not sure if this may be a debian problem but
I often save individual incomming emails in seperate files in my home
directory with the mutt "s" command.
In any session, the first time I save to a particular file it goes fine.
However if I try to save another message to the same
On 2015-06-13 21:59 -0700, Tom Fowle wrote:
Tom> I often save individual incomming emails in seperate files in my
Tom> home directory with the mutt "s" command. In any session, the
Tom> first time I save to a particular file it goes fine. However if I
Tom> try to save another message to the same
I often spend lots of time in the browser view, in fact it is my default
interface to mutt. When I get bored I hit the key combo. I
think I have never once seen new mail detected that way, though. When I
get _really_ bored I hit the "y" key to return to the index of the last
mailbox I was in.
BTW, you should configure your system so that mutt puts some sensible
domain in your message-id, instead of localhost.localdomain. I think on
debian the file /etc/mailname is the one to change.
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