Hi all,
I've been using two macros to filter () and delete
() messages based on pattern. This pattern has been
growing lately and I found out that mutt has some limit on the length of
the pattern. This limit seems to be around 250 characters. The pattern
is already longer than that and mutt silen
* Peter Münster <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [2008-02-17 16:47]:
> How can I tell mutt to fire up an external browser with some URL in the
> message?
I use xclip way for this as mentioned earlier in this thread
(there is also 'matcher' extension for urxvt-unicode which
lets you click links with middle mous
* Kyle Wheeler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [2008-03-15 05:51]:
[...]
> That would be pretty slick, and very possible, in *most*
> cases. However, knowing which URL is which is a potential
> problem. You'd have to, in the display filter, edit the HTML
> (or the text/plain) and insert some sort of link id
* Kyle Wheeler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [2008-03-26 07:40]:
> On the thought that just parsing links would be
> sufficient, I whipped up a little perl script based on what
> I've done for extract_url.pl. I call this little script
> "tagurl.pl". I'm not completely satisfied with it yet, but
> it's a
* Joseph <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [2008-10-07 08:50]:
> When sending an email to certain person I have a hook:
>
> send-hook '~t [EMAIL PROTECTED]|~t
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]' "my_hdr From: Joseph
> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; set signature=~/.mutt/signature$
>
> Now the problem is when my wife wants to send an ema
Hi Mutt users,
I have one ldap based address book (it is company address book
so I have no control over it) which I access via
query_command. Then I'd like to use abook for addresses which
are not in that ldap one.
I can bind macros to modify query_command to once use ldap,
then abook.
The best
