lynx -dump for html "mail"

to do with -dump. Anyone have any suggestions? TIA, JT

Re: lynx -dump for html "mail"

various garbage. Thanks for the hint... On Thu, Jun 21, 2001 at 08:01:17PM +0300, Micha Berdichevsky wrote: > Use 'text/html; lynx -force_html %s; needsterminal' > > It works for me. > > On Thu, 21 Jun 2001, JT wrote: > > I've been getting an increased amo

Other termcap things....

Varying terms you use may help... I have similar problems with WTerm and rxvt on FreeBSD - stable versions; I have trouble binding function keys. The workaround I found was to use ctrl-v literals while editing muttrc. So instead of binding my macros to '', etc, I map them to (type this literall

Question about mutt and folders

or even (at worst) 's serv2/folder3' (ie collection/folder). Best would be able to have something similar to pine where it let me quickly scan through the collections and the folders within them via something akin to the ^N/^P that pine allows. Tha

Re: Question about mutt and folders

which gives it the folder handling I want. If there is someone who wants to take on (or collaborate) on taking on this second task, I'd love to discuss it and help with it as I consider myself a fair-to-decent coder :) Thanks again for the help. - --JT - -- [---

Re: Question about mutt and folders

ocal or remote) and using the filesystem heirarchy. This doesn't make it easy to store various folder collections on various locations of the same disk, which I would miss, but isn't critical. I'll pop onto the

Re: What's the trick?

e including the mime headers. By following RFC 2015 by hand, I can verify a PGP/MIME encoded message. - --JT - -- [-] [ Practice random kindness and senseless acts of beaut

Re: multipart/alternative

have multiple renditions (say text and html) of the exact same content. As to an idiots guide to mime types, I don't think so. The best you can get is ... 'read the RFCs' and 'pray' :) - --JT - -- [--

Re: multipart/alternative

t looks very much like a pgp sig, > only *much* longer? Sounds like someone sent a part that got base-64 encoded. There should be something like a filename or some information in the Content-headers for that part which tell you

Re: nonstandard screen size

-: > % How can I tell Mutt to work with an 18 line x 80 column -: > % screen? -: > -: > Use your stty command to set the number of rows to 18 like Ok, mutt definitely cooperates with `stty' resizing of the terminal on my Sun station (with TERM=dtterm and with TERM=vt100). Resizing the `vt100' t

Re: IMAP blues

-: set envelope_from Ok, that did the trick. Thanks! But, I'm still wondering why some (subscriber-only) list servers still accepted my mail even before I set `envelope-from' (whereas [EMAIL PROTECTED] did not). Do list servers use different header fields to identify the sender and/or generat

Re: IMAP blues

> -: set envelope_from > Ok, that did the trick. Thanks! Well, maybe I spoke too soon. It's true that the list servers I was having problems with are now recognizing me, but our SysAdmin tells me there are still problems (see his explanation below). Is this really a problem? I'd like to ke

character sets

I'm trying to figure out how to display diacritical marks in my received emails. I've tried setting LC_CTYPE as suggested in the FAQ; that leads to the error message `couldn't set locale correctly'. I've read about `charset' and `charset-hook' in the manual, but what do I actually *do* in my .mu

`ask-send' variable?

How can I implement something like an `ask-send' quadoption variable that asks for confirmation to send a message after I hit `y' to send? -- TIA/jtw

alias list expansion

Hi, How can I request that mutt does *not* expand an alias list? Suppose I have alias foo-workers worker1, worker2, ... and I send a message to `foo-workers'; I do *not* want the To: field to be expanded into the names of everyone on that list. TIA/jtw

Re: alias list expansion

-: or set up a proper mailing list. I suspect this is what I'm wanting to do. Is this a mutt-thing, or do I have to go fight my sysadmin? TIA -- jtw