On Fri, 9 Mar 2001, Vinnie wrote:
> I'm having this vauge brain thing that's saying "it's a compile time
> option"
It's entirely possible that you're right -- my pine came straight off the
install disk when I set the system up, so who knows what options are set
by default
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On Fri, 9 Mar 2001, Jason wrote:
> I think I've isolated the oddness. If I change the refresh interval (I
> forget the variable name now) in my .pinerc, it doesn't do anything. I
> tried changing it in /etc/pine.conf, and suddenly it's working. Beats me,
> since it's reading other configurati
On Thu, 8 Mar 2001, the purple poetry goddess wrote:
> One other setting you might want to set, under "Advanced User
> Preferences", is check-newmail-when-quitting. It will prompt you to
> "Quit, even tho new mail has arrived?"
I think I've isolated the oddness. If I change the refresh i
On Thu, 8 Mar 2001, Jason wrote:
> My Pine mailbox doesn't seem to refresh itself as it should, or at least
> as I'd like it to. Frequently I'll have a terminal window open with Pine
> running, showing no messages in my inbox for several minutes, and then
> when I quit to the command prompt it w
On Thu, 8 Mar 2001, Rick Scott wrote:
> As an interim fix - if I recall correctly, doing a screen redraw
> (control-L) when you are on the `inbox' screen should make it grab any
> new mail in addition to redrawing the screen.
That does seem to be at least a partial workaround. Thanks.
As an
On Thu, Mar 08, 2001 at 11:40:32AM -0500, Jason wrote:
> My Pine mailbox doesn't seem to refresh itself as it should, or at least
> as I'd like it to. Frequently I'll have a terminal window open with Pine
> running, showing no messages in my inbox for several minutes, and then
> when I quit to th
