.
I've attached my muttPrint script, which uses formail to grab the
subject to pass to enscript.
Ed
#!/bin/sh
#
# muttPrint
#
# macro index,pager p \
# 'source ~/.mutt/rc/print.rcmuttPrint
[enscript args]\
# source ~/.mutt/rc/unprint.rc'
# arguments always passed to enscript
args=&q
or never changed, you may want to
consider converting your archival folders to mbox before gzipping, and
continuing to use mairix.
Ed
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s 'Subject' -i mail_message -a file1 file2 ... -- recei...@example.com"
should accomplish the same goal, but with less chance of errors.
Ed
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don't need to prefix
each file with "-a". Use "--" to separate the list of attachments from
the list of recipients:
mutt -s 'subject' -i msg_body -a file1 file2 file3 -- recipient1 recipient2
Ed
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enough to
figure out how mutt detects unmodified messages (file timestamp?)
Ed
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#x27;.*/\.roger' -prune -o -printf '%h
' \)
Ed
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a final
pass to remove that header, so it doesn't mess you up on the next pass.
Ed
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ocked-down, "trusted
computing" environment, anything you do to try to secure yourself can be
undone by a determined admin. At best you can protect yourself from
casual snooping.
Ed
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share/mutt"
SYSCONFDIR="/etc"
EXECSHELL="/bin/sh"
MIXMASTER="mixmaster"
To contact the developers, please mail to .
To report a bug, please visit http://bugs.mutt.org/.
patch-1.5.13.cd.ifdef.2
patch-1.5.13.cd.purge_message.3.4
patch-1.5.13.nt+ab.xtitles.4
patch-1.5.4.vk.pgp_verbose_mime
patch-1.5.6.dw.maildir-mtime.1
patch-1.5.8.hr.sensible_browser_position.3
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coded-text, to my work Outlook and to my Gmail
account. Both Outlook and Gmail decoded the subjects as intended, which
is probably why Intrade and Twitter can get away with sending out
non-conformant messages.
Any chance of a rfc2047 lenient decode, perhaps as an option?
Ed
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On Thu, Sep 02, 2010 at 05:10:37PM -0700, Michael Elkins wrote:
On Thu, Sep 02, 2010 at 07:20:18PM -0400, Ed Blackman wrote:
I forwarded the message I copied the headers from, along with a one
that had spaces in the encoded-text, to my work Outlook and to my
Gmail account. Both Outlook and
Michael Elkin's lenient
RFC2047 patch applied. Other configuration details available on
request.
Ed
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On Tue, Oct 05, 2010 at 03:30:18PM -0500, Derek Martin wrote:
On Tue, Oct 05, 2010 at 04:16:29PM -0400, Ed Blackman wrote:
In the display, I'll see "? ? ? ? * Track your shipment". If I pipe
the part being displayed to "od -a", I see runs of spaces where the
display s
all the messages I saw the question marks on before,
and a few more that I've seen since then.
Thanks!
Ed
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n: technically
legitimate file names that would fail RFC 2047 decoding are *much* more
rare than file names that have been RFC 2047 encoded in violation of the
spec, but that users just want to have saved with the name that the
sender gave it.
Mutt should always send with the proper filename
u didn't do that.
Mutt's regex parser doesn't seem to support \s to match a space. This
didn't work for me:
folder-hook =space\stest 'set index_format ="%30t %Z %{%d/%m/%y} %-25.25n %s"'
Ed
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27;s had to parse the body to display it in
the pager.
I can't find this documented in the man pages of my installed version of
mutt, and don't have any traditional PGP meesages, so it's only a guess.
But it does fit the facts and would be a reasonable thing to do.
Ed
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ith the signed
flag there. If so, then again Mutt is behaving as designed. If it
disappears, then there might be something awry with your config, or a
bug in Mutt.
Ed
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as an editor plugin that prompts you for which file to attach, but also
isn't dependent on a specific editor.
Ed
#!/bin/bash
##
## Script: muttCheckAttach
##
## Original source: http://wiki.mutt.org/?ConfigTricks/CheckAttach
## Refinements by Ed Blackman
##
## Edit muttrc to h
quot;$TMPFILE"
otherwise all mails get sent.
Good catch! Thanks!
Ed
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elies on Unix epoch seconds for the calculation, so the break
point is 24 hours ago, 168 hours ago, etc, not day boundaries, but
that's what I want. I think day boundaries would be possible with some
work on the msg_age calculation, maybe "$(( ($now/86400) - ($msg_date/8640
ortunately, some commonly used mail user agents ignore that section
and send file names encoded that way instead of using the correct way
specified in RFC 2231.
You can tell Mutt to use RFC2047 decoding on MIME file names with
set rfc2047_parameters=yes
I've argued before that Mutt s
On Wed, Feb 09, 2011 at 08:26:03PM +, Chris G wrote:
On Wed, Feb 09, 2011 at 01:49:33PM -0500, Ed Blackman wrote:
You can tell Mutt to use RFC2047 decoding on MIME file names with
set rfc2047_parameters=yes
Would that be in addition to the 'normal' decoding which works
e how the "application-specific" part of application-specific
passwords works, though. If I create a password for mutt, can I use the
same password if I telent to gmail on the imap port and enter raw IMAP
commands? If not, how does it tell the difference?
--
Ed Blackman
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rm $newfile
Alternately, he might just want a script that will allow him to more
easily identify the leftover tempfiles. No changes to muttrc needed for
this:
#!/usr/bin/perl -w
#
# Name: listMuttTemp
# By: Ed Blackman
# Invocation: listMuttTemp /path/to/mutt-tempfiles/mutt-*
#
use POS
', and am back at
the index with all threads collapsed. I view another message (or the
same one again), hit 'q', and am back at the index with all threads
uncollapsed. View another message, hit 'q', and am back at the index
with all threads collapsed. Etc.
Maybe someon
ging flags causes another backup delete/add.
With MH, on the other hand, message 13524 is always message 13524,
regardless of whether I've seen it or not, or what the message flags
are. The flags are in .mh_sequences which is tiny if I care about
saving those flags, and easy to exclude f
ches so
that I can make edits if the query returns too little or way too much.
It doesn't need to be that fancy for this strategy to work for you,
assuming you read mutt inside screen. All it has to do is let you enter
mairix command line options after the new screen has already been
launched.
--
Ed Blackman
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On Fri, Apr 29, 2011 at 02:08:33PM -0700, Omen Wild wrote:
Quoting Ed Blackman on Fri, Apr 29 17:03:
In my case, mairixquery is a Perl script that prompts me for the mairix
search string, gives me yes or no prompts for whether to search threads
or augment previous results, and saves the most
character 00A0, NO-BREAK SPACE. I don't
know what's at fault, but thought the additional information might help
some one.
--
Ed Blackman
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because its prescence at the end of lines wouldn't
be very noticible in clients that didn't support RFC 3676), and created
a vim mail syntax plugin that puts a white underscore at the end of
lines that end with a space, so I can see at a glance which lines will
flow and which won&#x
ss = "`echo -n $(pwsafe -p ACCOUNT_NAME -e -q | tail -n 1) `"
Some brief testing indicates that Mutt does the right thing for output
that contains # and ", but I don't use IMAP so I'm not completely
certain.
--
Ed Blackman
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nt, as that just adds weird spaces into the
" middle of flowed text paragraphs
setlocal noautoindent nosmartindent
As you can see, you can take as much space as you want to make things
easy for your future self to understand why you're selecting certain
settings.
--
Ed Blackman
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make any edits, and will thus defeat mutt's detection of unmodified
messages. You can just live with that, or add:
2.5) save the ctime of your temp message
3.5) go to 5 if the saved ctime doesn't change
--
Ed Blackman
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On Sat, Apr 16, 2011 at 06:31:39AM -0600, Paul E Condon wrote:
On 20110415_163420, Ed Blackman wrote:
I have actually been migrating from Maildir to MH for backup
efficiency. I have procmail sort email into folders, and put a
(sometimes modified) copy in my inbox where I can read and delete it
looks for the
same keywords. If it finds them, but doesn't find an attachment, it
exits without sending the message, leaving an error message on the
screen instead.
I've attached my mutt check-for-attachments script (refined from the
version on http://wiki.mutt.org/?ConfigTricks/
On Wed, Jul 13, 2011 at 11:19:35AM -0400, Ed Blackman wrote:
I use two approaches which deal with 99% of the "intended to attach a
file but didn't" problem for me.
I forgot to mention that I've enhanced the two of them to work together.
The original vim function prompt
flag comparisons.
I don't have time to experiment with creating a full solution for the
original poster, but hopefully this will point someone in the right
direction.
--
Ed Blackman
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On Wed, Nov 09, 2011 at 11:01:27AM +0800, stardiviner wrote:
=> On [2011-11-08 12:03:50 -0500]:
Ed Blackman Said:
On Tue, Nov 08, 2011 at 02:13:05PM +0100, Gregor Zattler wrote:
>It's not possible to change the index format for individual
>emails in the index but you can colour d
/suggestions greatly appreciated.
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on 18:39 Mon 27 Jun, goraxe (gor...@goraxe.me.uk) wrote:
> On Sun, 2011-06-26 at 20:04 -0700, Dr. Ed Morbius wrote:
> > This is a usage scenario which largely doesn't involve mutt directly,
> > though it does impact heavily on its use and usability.
> >
> >
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