Hello,
not good behaviour:
c
folder1 [there are new messages, but i don't want to read them now]
c
folder2 [I read all messages]
c
folder1
is it possible to configure mutt that it jumped to folder3, not folder1?
Thanks ;)
Paulius
Hello,
today I installed my locale and I'm trying to get mutt to work with
it... but ;) there is one problem - I could not use national chars in
subject (To and so on), because instead of them mutt produces other ascii
chars (I could not type them).
My OS is FreeBSD 4.4-Release, mutt 1.3.24i com
Hello,
Is it possible to change colour of messages which are older by x days
then today? If yes, then how it's done?
Thanks,
Paulius
Hello,
is it possible to use some wildcard for Message-ID header generation?
I would like ;) to have Message-ID geenrated according to my virtual
domain, not local hostname.
Or use some external program to generate unique message id's?
TIA
Paulius
Hello,
today I found annoying problem with mutt.
If I attach any (tested only with .dbf and .tar ;) binary file as
application/octet-stream and quoted-printable,
after saving the same file (from same mutt, after sending to myself),
it's size will be greater by one then originals.
if fetched with
Hello mutt users,
I need a simple (seems ;) thing - for some recipients, convert
outgoing email with national chars into iso-8859-1...
tried send-hook '~t ^paulius@kaktusas\.org$' 'set charset="iso-8859-1"'
and setting set send_charset="us-ascii:iso-8859-1:iso-8859-13", but that
doesn't work...