Greetings mutt friends,
Can anyone help me find some mutt-user lore of old? The egroups
archive goes back to mid 1998, but I'm looking for some messages I
would have sent in 1996 or 1997?
I would have copies, except I had a send-hook at the time which
disabled my Fcc for any archived lists.
Oh
Martin Julian DeMello wrote on Mon February 15, at 23:50 -0600:
> Back when I was using Pine, I was able to bcc a mail to a bunch of adresses,
> and have the To: field fill itsef in as "Undisclosed Recipients" or whatever.
> No amount of rtfming has enabled me to do this with mutt - is it possible
David Thorburn-Gundlach wrote on Fri March 26, at 10:27 -0500:
> JULIAN --
>
> ...and then Julian L.C. Brown said...
> %
> % >Anyone know what protocol AOL uses for e-mail or where I could find
> % >out more information? I'd like to grab those users e-mail who have
> % >AOL accounts and feed in
Thomas Roessler wrote on Sat May 01, at 19:28 +0200:
> there was a long-standing problem with mutt losing index position
> and even attribute settings when new messages were delivered to
> maildir folders. This should be fixed in 0.95 and 0.96, but
> nevertheless, I've been seeing some reports co
Hiya.
I'm looking for a way to put empty headers in an email messages so that
when I compose a new message, the header fields are there for me.
I thought I could do this using my_hdr but I'm apparently wrong. I
couldn't find anything in the manual.
I example of what I want to do is:
my_hdr X-T
rfi from Rich Roth wrote on Wed June 02, at 07:21 -0400:
> On Tue, Jun 01, 1999 at 11:13:07AM +0800, Duncan Sargeant wrote:
> > I'm looking for a way to put empty headers in an email messages so that
> > when I compose a new message, the header fields are there for me.
>
