On 24-09-2007, at 05h 59'12", Doug Carter wrote about "Multiple return
addresses"
>
> Hi all,
>
> I'm having a difficult time setting up multiple return addresses in
> my mutt configuration. I've seen various explanations and suggested
> configurations, but none of them work consistently.
>
>
On 25-09-2007, at 10h 03'30", Eyolf Østrem wrote about "More on non-ascii chars
in headers"
> Not so nice to look at... Is there still some setting I should
> make/change, or is this down to marc.info's inability to handle
> unicode characters?
>
> Eyolf Østrem/Oestrem/=?iso-8859-1?Q?=D8strem?=
On 25-09-2007, at 21h 35'01", Kyle Wheeler wrote about "Re: More on non-ascii
chars in headers"
> On Tuesday, September 25 at 11:16 PM, quoth Ionel Mugurel Ciobica:
> >> Eyolf =?iso-8859-1?Q?=D8strem?=
> >
> >That is not Unicode. Unicode would b
On 10-05-2008, at 10h 26'28", hce wrote about "htmlview"
> Hi,
>
> I've set mutt in two machines, one in FC6 and another in Debian. The
> FC6 installed htmlview, the FC6 mutt automatically launchs a brower
> for viewing html emails. In Debian, I could not find htmlview package
> for that feature.
On 14-11-2008, at 17h 28'11", Chengqi(Lars) Song wrote about "How to
re-distribute mails in inbox?"
> Dear All,
>
> Is it possible to sent all mails in Inbox to procmail to re-sort them
> again? Thanks.
>
> Best
> Lars
Sure. Have a look at this attached file.
Best regards,
Ionel
rep
On 14-11-2008, at 10h 33'10", Steve wrote about "Re: How to re-distribute mails
in inbox?"
> > Is it possible to sent all mails in Inbox to procmail to re-sort them
> > again? Thanks.
>
> Go to inbox and execute the following script :
>
> for i in *
> do
> formail -s procmail < $i
> done
>
Hmm
On 2-12-2008, at 12h 18'00", Ionel Mugurel Ciobica wrote about "Re: Replying a
mail in a mail list"
>
> If you declare it as a mail list you can use `L' instead of `r' to
> replay.
>
I ment to reply. Sorry.
Ionel
On 2-12-2008, at 19h 09'34", Chengqi(Lars) Song wrote about "Replying a mail
in a mail list"
> Hi,
>
> When I'm replying a mail in a mail list, for example, a mail in
> mutt-users@mutt.org from [EMAIL PROTECTED], the default target is
>
> "To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]",
>
> how to changed it to
On 6-02-2009, at 10h 30'29", Josef Atmin wrote about "How can I get mail from
/var/mail/jatmin to my spoolfile ~/INBOX ?"
>
> Hello mutt users,
>
> I am new to mutt and cannot figure out how to move mail from my local
> spoolfile /var/mail/jatmin (or /var/spool/mail/jatmin) to my mutt
> $spoo
On 6-02-2009, at 11h 06'55", Ionel Mugurel Ciobica wrote about "Re: How can I
get mail from /var/mail/jatmin to my spoolfile ~/INBOX ?"
>
> I have my maibox in file located in $HOME/Mail by simply setting the
> MAIL variable. I use tcsh so this goes in my .login
On 17-02-2009, at 19h 52'50", Rem P Roberti wrote about "No mail notification"
> This is the first time this has happened. I just installed a new
> mailbox for mail coming from a new list subscription. Everthing works
> including Procmail which places the mail in the right place. The only
> thin
On 21-07-2009, at 11h 41'44", steve wrote about "Sending mail from the command
line"
> Hi list,
>
> I'm trying:
>
> mutt -s "test" m...@example.com < my_file.txt
>
>
> But the message is not sent:
>
> 0 (null)
> m...@example.com: 0 (null)
> Error sending message, child exited 70 (internal err
On 21-07-2009, at 13h 27'04", steve wrote about "Re: Sending mail from the
command line"
> >
> > cat myfile.txt | mail -s 'test' m...@example.com
>
>
> No. This will send a mail to m...@example.com (which is alright) but I
> want to send a mail to m...@example.com from account t...@example.com (
On 23-09-2009, at 08h 21'35", Kyle Wheeler wrote about "Re: How to remove empty
maildir?"
> On Wednesday, September 23 at 08:16 PM, quoth Wu, Yue:
> >Hi, list, question is how to use some commands(i.g. shell commands) to remove
> >the empty maildirs, i.e. no any file in maildirs' new/ cur/ and tmp
On 23-09-2009, at 15h 21'53", Chris G wrote about "Re: How to remove empty
maildir?"
> >
> There's no atomic way of checking if all three sub-directories are
> empty so, in the general case, some other process may come along
> and put something in one of the sub-directories after you have
> check
On 24-09-2009, at 09h 24'35", Wu, Yue wrote about "Re: How to remove empty
maildir?"
>
> #!/bin/sh
>
> DIR="~/temp/mails/*"
>
> for d in ${DIR}; do
> if [ $(find d -type f | wc -l) -eq 0 ] ; then
> rm -r d
> fi
> done
>
#!/bin/sh
DIR="~/temp/mails/*"
for d in
Dear list,
I am sure other people as well are using mutt on remote hosts.
I like to gather all my e-mail on one machine and run mutt from
there, wherever I am. I am doing this for many years now.
When attachments arrives I must save it by hand, scp it to my local
host and see it using an appropri
On 7-12-2009, at 13h 51'48", Cameron Simpson wrote about "Re: mutt on remote
host"
> I tackle the viewing part by connecting to the main machine with "ssh
> -Y" to forward my X11 connection, and run the viewer on the main
> machine, _displayed_ on the local machine.
That takes long time. It is (
On 8-12-2009, at 09h 57'56", Angel Spassov wrote about "muttprint on PDF"
>
> Is it possible to produce a nicely printed, _local_PDF_file_ when pressing
> 'p'.
> This is the corresponding entry in my .muttrc:
>
> set print_command="muttprint --printer TO_FILE:$HOME/Desktop/muttprint.eps
> %s"
On 16-12-2009, at 21h 01'56", Rem P Roberti wrote about "Muttprint"
> [...] The problem, I think, is that I have yet to land upon the correct
> command to be included with "PRINT_COMMAND" in my .muttprintrc. No
> matter what I try I get this error message:
Hi,
I have this line in my .muttrc:
s
On 22-12-2009, at 01h 02'46", Andreas Kneib wrote about "Re: Is Fetchmail still
in vogue?"
> * Mun schrieb am Montag, den 21. Dezember 2009:
>
> >1) Is Fetchmail still in "vogue"? Or is there a better application
> >that I should use to retrieve my e-mail?
>
> I like mpop:
> http://mpop
On 25-12-2009, at 16h 24'34", Christian Ebert wrote about "Re: How to count new
emails in mbox format mailbox?"
>
> find $mailhier -type f -size 0 -exec rm -f \{} \;
>
find $mailhier -empty -exec rm -f \{\} \\\;
Ionel
On 25-12-2009, at 21h 12'52", Wu, Yue wrote about "Re: How to count new emails
in mbox format mailbox?"
> Thanks, but that's the one part that I want to solve... I'm not familiar with
> sh
> script, the script I use for maildir is the follows:
>
> mailhier=~/.mutt/mails
>
> if [ $(find $mailhie
On 26-12-2009, at 18h 12'03", Wu, Yue wrote about "Re: How to count new emails
in mbox format mailbox?"
>
> My script does this: count the mails in some particular maildir, then assign
> the
> number to a var:
>
>
> if [ -d ${mymaildir} -a $(find ${mymaildir} -type f -print | wc -l) -ne 0 ];
On 14-06-2010, at 15h 49'44", Steve Brown wrote about "How to save email plus
word attachments as one text file"
> Hi List.
>
> I'm struggling to get my head around a small problem that I have,
> and I wonder if one of you would be kind enough to give me a pointer
> or two.
>
> I receive a numbe
On 10-03-2011, at 15h 58'57", chris M. sprite wrote about "mutt alias setting
and add"
> how to add alias in mutt index or pager ?
> ( set a macro ? any command can do this ? like )
Have you try to press "a"?
>
> can i set multi mail address for one alias like bellowing:
> alias kkk kk is li
On 4-06-2011, at 17h 06'59", Tim Guirgies wrote about "Re: mutt and some GMail
features"
>
> Yes indeed.
>
> Well, in vim, all you need to do is
> :set textwidth=72
> or, shorthand
> :set tw=72
>
> You can put that into your .vimrc file so you don't have to do it all
> the time:
> " Default te
On 5-06-2011, at 19h 00'22", Chris Brennan wrote about "Re: mutt and some
GMail features"
> vim isn't
> obeying tw=72, I'm still having to trim my mail to ~72 characters.
You added this line to .muttrc:
set editor="/usr/bin/vim -c 'set ft=mail et tw=72'"
or this line to .vimrc:
set tw=72
Wh
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