Quoting Andre Klärner (kan...@ak-online.be):
> So my final question is: How do I get mutt to consider old and new mail the
> same.
For as far as i know the short answer is: you can't.
I do the same as you, create maildir folders on the fly, need to restart
mutt to "find" these new folders - but
Quoting Andrea Hanke (andreas.ha...@r-kom.de):
> I am working with Ubuntu and my local settings are there:
> LANG=de_DE.utf8
The correct way to write it is "de_DE.UTF-8".
This might well be the source of your troubles.
> LC_CTYPE="de_DE.utf8"
> LC_NUMERIC=de_DE.UTF-8
^^ See it mixed here?
> Al
Quoting Andrea Hanke (andreas.ha...@r-kom.de):
> OK I changed my /etc/default/locale etc. and now my locals:
> LANG=de_DE.UTF-8
> And if I enter 'locale charmap' it shows: UTF-8.
Good. That's part one. ;-)
> But...mutt shows the ��� wrong, not just in any mails. also in the
> mutt menue, for ex
Quoting Andreas Hanke (andreas.ha...@r-kom.de):
> I am using vim.
> And if I write an E-Mail, like now I could see the ü into your "Grüße"
> Everthing in VIM is perfect.
Okay. Your outgoing emails are perfectly okay now. Encoding is set
to UTF-8 and the characters show correct on my terminal.
Th
Quoting Andreas Hanke (andreas.ha...@r-kom.de):
> yes I am sure that I am using an terminal-emulater with utf8-support.
> Because into the terminal the äöü works fine -> without vim and mutt
This message was once again sent with iso-8859-1 encoding. :)
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Quoting Andreas Hanke (andreas.ha...@r-kom.de):
> 1.) the "wget -qO- http://8n1.org/utf8"; returns the collect values.
> 2.) I have no charset config into my .muttrc
> 3.) ":set ?charset" in mutt returns "charset="utf-8""
> 4.) ":set encoding" in vim return "encoding=utf-8"
> 5.) ":set fileencodin
Quoting Dale A. Raby (daler...@gmail.com):
> > Well, that's strange. Everyting is normal and expected then.
> > Still your mutt pager shows strange characters when i type äççéñtṡ?
> >
> > Regards,
> > -Sander.
>
> Mein Deutsch ist nicht gut, aber the umlaut characters disply just
> fine on my
Quoting s. keeling (keel...@nucleus.com):
> > Run wget -qO- http://8n1.org/utf8
> > This should show a 'demo' of unicode capabilities.
>
> FWIW, that displays (mostly) gibberish in my "mrxvt-full" (Debian
> testing/wheezy).
Your font is probably lacking glyps. It should show placeholders looki
Quoting horseriver (horseriv...@gmail.com):
> I have subscribed several mail list ,and I want to sort mail by their
> address into respective mail fold .
> how can I do ?
This is not something mutt can do for you. Mutt is 'just a mail user
agent' (MUA), not a 'mail delivery agent' (MDA).
You
Quoting [EMAIL PROTECTED] ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> Now I scroll the text off screen (using vim and mrxvt) and back again
> Any clue, why utf9 is scroll-sensitive ? :-/
Sounds like a terminal problem. Have you tried just regular xterms? ;)
Regards,
Sander.
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Quoting [EMAIL PROTECTED] ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> sometimes it happens, that new mails are marked as "O"(ld) in the index.
> I have simply no idea, what the reason is for this feature. :)
If you've "seen" the message but didn't "read" it yet, it's marked Old
only if 'mark_old' is set (see other re
Quoting Michael Pobega ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> I've just recently learned about PGP/GPG keys and encryption, but I
> can't figure out how to get it to work alongside Mutt.
This works for me!
:r .mutt/crypto
# How many seconds will mutt remember the gpg-passphrase. This is a
Quoting Michael Pobega ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> Should I make the .mutt folder and a crypto file, or should I put this
> in my ~/.muttrc file? I am currently using:
My config is 'split up' a bit. So certain parts relating to eachother
are in their own configuration file which i 'include' from my .m
Quoting Michael Pobega ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> > You can do that, or put the lines in your .muttrc directly.
> I have one more question. Whenever I get an email from someone with
> "OpenSSL encryption" it automatically tries to send my mail with
> S/MIME encryption. It's annoying to have to switch
Quoting René Clerc ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> Check out $smime_is_default, $crypt_reply*, $crypt_autosmime. Can't
> test right now since I don't have any S/MIME messages in a mailbox
> around..
>
> Please share with us if this solves your problem.
After some searching i found an SMIME signed messag
Quoting Gerry ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> Can anyone point me to a simple how-to install and configure Bogofilter with
> Mutt using procmail? Thanks in advance for any assistance.
Even a newbie can use google :-)
1st hit when searching for 'bogofilter procmail example'
http://www.linuxjournal.c
Quoting Przemyslaw Gawronski ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> I find these macros useful:
>
> macro attach s /home/gawron/attachments/
> macro attach S
Hmm, i haven't checked on the Wiki yet, but this question has been on
the list some more, maybe you could document it in the wiki?
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Quoting Todd Zullinger ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> The important part is the gpg warning. It means that the key used to
> sign the message isn't signed (certified) by your key (or the key of
> someone else that you've marked as trusted).
Sorry, but your key is not 'trusted' in my trustdb, yet the 's'
Quoting Glen Barber ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> There is a program (probably in your distributions package manager)
> called `remind`. There is also a great calendar program called
> `wyrd`. These two work great together.
It's just too bad none of these textbased tools support CalDAV/WebDAV.
Kind r
Quoting Adam Gray ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> The backspace key does not seem to be working anywhere in mutt.
Besides all the useful comments from the others on this list, i had the
same problem some time ago. I don't recall exactly how i fixed it, but
it had to do with the TERM= environment variable
Quoting David Haguenauer ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> The ~() thread-pattern syntax is a relatively recent introduction,
> though.
Whoo! I learned something today :-)
Thanks! Mutt rocks.
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Quoting mess-mate ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> Is there a way to maintain the home-mutt settings ?
Upload the settings you desire to the place you run mutt at? :-)
There's no other way, for as far as i know.
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Quoting Alain Bench ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Cristóbal M. Palmer)
It shows up as a proper 'ó' at my screen. But probably because i am in a
native UTF-8 environment. What you quoted back looks like an utf8
character in latin1 encoding ;)
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Quoting Kai Grossjohann ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> Then you need to keep ~/.mutt in sync between the two servers.
This has been explained to 'mess-mate' onlist before.
Aparently it didn't get through.
-Sndr.
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Quoting Kumar Appaiah ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> [snip]
> And sorry for Cc'ing the list. I pressed `g' instead of `L' by
> mistake. :-(
I'm happy you CC'd the list. The 'bad part' is CC'ing the Original
Poster. As he/she is likely to be subscribed to the list too.
List replies are good. Direct repli
Quoting Chris G ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> What do others here use, any recommendations that I might find useful?
> Oh, one other requirement, it needs to be driven from the .forward
> file,
Seems like you're on a system running a recent version of Exim:
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Quoting Rejo Zenger ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> I have the following hook:
> send-hook . "unset pgp_autoencrypt"
> send-hook '~t [EMAIL PROTECTED]' "set pgp_autoencrypt=yes"
> Still I can't figure out why this hook doesn't work.
> So, what is the most likely thing I am overlooking?
This only see
Quoting Rejo Zenger ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> Hey Sander. Small world, isn't it?
Heheh ;)
> >> send-hook '~t [EMAIL PROTECTED]' "set pgp_autoencrypt=yes"
> >> Still I can't figure out why this hook doesn't work.
> >This only seems to work with edit_hdrs turned off.
> I do not have enabled this
Quoting Derek Martin ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> No matter how much I love it, Mutt's configuration is intricate and
> complicated in the extreme;
You haven't tried configuring Sendmail, have you? ;-)
*SCNR*
-Sndr.
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Quoting Vincent Aravantinos ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> Anyway, if not, I would like to know if anyone other than me would
> be interested in it. Right now I just plan to use it for personnal use.
> But if a few other people also want it, I would work a little more to
> make it publicly available.
I'm
Quoting tchomby ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> It's a shame the sidebar patch is so problematic. What do mutt users
> who don't use the sidebar patch do instead?
I have about 10 or 15 mailinglists delivered directly to my ~/Maildir
using Exim. With 'Exim Filters', messages get filtered to the correct
'fol
Quoting Christian Ebert ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> > macro index c "?"
> There's also the "poor man's sidebar" already configured in the
> default system Muttrc:
> macro index,pager y "?" "show incoming
> mailboxes list"
> bind browser y exit
Oh, right. Much like starting mutt with -y.
My macro doe
Quoting Kyle Wheeler ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> >Could it be, that I have to compile with use_imap option?
> Nah, it should work with other things (e.g. Maildir and POP3).
> Well, I'm stumped. Anyone else have an idea?
Works for me(TM)
| Mutt 1.5.17+20080114 (2008-01-14)
| ...
| +HAVE_ICONV -ICONV_
Quoting Szymek ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> > | +HAVE_ICONV -ICONV_NONTRANS +HAVE_LIBIDN +HAVE_GETSID +USE_HCACHE
> The only difference is, that I dont have libidn enabled.
> Is this setting relevant?
No. IDN is used for domainnames containing sρεςιαl ςλαrαςτεrs. It has
nothing to do with headercac
Quoting bill lam ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> I always have a mutt running in screen. Is it save to run another
> interactive instance of mutt?
Yes, that's safe. Although message flags (could) get messed up between
the sessions, nothing bad ever happened to me while running multiple
sessions on the sam
Quoting Sebastian Tennant (seb...@smolny.plus.com):
> First of all, if there's another *nix mailer that's easily scriptable
> and better suited than mutt for this purpose, I'd love to know about it.
I'd not use mutt for this. Mutt is a MUA, not a bulkmailer. ;-)
Using mailx' mail is probably eas
Quoting Nicolas Sebrecht (nicolas.s-...@laposte.net):
> > curious about the possibility to choose on the fly the From hdr the way
> > one can do it with a mailer under X (e.g. gmail.com).
> Not sure to understand what you're looking for exactly. Could you
> explain, please ? What's that mysterio
Quoting Chengqi(Lars) Song (son...@gmail.com):
> the default forwarding in mutt is to attach the original mail as a file, but
> i like to forward with quoting original mail text. How to configure it? thanks
I use these two macros, which i believe i've gotten from this list too:
macro index f ":
Quoting J. Limon (jli...@eml.cc):
> I will try compiling mutt from source and see if this clears up the "bug". ;)
Did you try and check the settings of your gnome-terminal? I remember it
having an option to decide what to do with title-changes.
Click your RMB on a terminal, Profiles -> Profile p
Quoting Cooper T53 (ana...@gmx.net):
> Which terminal do you prefer for mutt?
> - a/e/x/wterm
> - gnome terminal
I prefer xterm, from my Debian days where i didn't use any 'desktop
environment' like the Gnome- or KDE suite. But as i am now an Ubuntu
user, i switched to Gnome terminal 'because it
Hi,
I want to use my mobile device to access my mail through IMAP, but doing
so marks all messages 'O'ld in mutt. This in itself is not a problem,
but the mailboxes also lose their new-mail indicating 'N' in Mutt's
mailbox overview. It would be cool if Mutt would display 'O' instead.
How does mut
Quoting Monte Stevens (montk...@yahoo.ca):
> > I want to use my mobile device to access my mail through IMAP, but
> > doing so marks all messages 'O'ld in mutt. This in itself is not a
> > problem, but the mailboxes also lose their new-mail indicating 'N'
> > in Mutt's mailbox overview. It would b
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Heya,
I have two questions I came upon while leetifying my .muttrc :)
1)
I want 'c' to do 'change-folders, ?, tab' so I did 'macro index c "c?\t"'
But ofcourse that introduced a macro-loop. I solved this by doing a
'bind @ change
s:
| folder-hook . unmy_hdr From:
And following that are specific folder hooks e.g.:
| folder-hook .lists.mutt-users my_hdr From: Sander Smeenk
The "." matches any folder i think, so it always unsets the header,
unless a specific match is found and it sets the header again.
I believe
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