About a week ago Kieran Barnes was asking how to get Mutt working in a vpopmail environment. Answers were "here's my .muttrc" and "set up an IMAP server", essentially -- good answers, but I'm not sure we ever got to the heart of what the problem was. Maybe the question is: How can you log onto the server, then access mail that's in a vpop 'virtualdomain'...? To the server, you're -not- that user, and you're not user 'vpopmail' either -- so, given that arrangement, how could you make use of Mutt to handle email from on the server...? Would this be solved by having Mutt talk to an IMAP server (or even a POP server with Mutt's 'unset pop_delete' switch thrown), instead of accessing the Maildir directly? And, I expect, you'd have to make all sorts of changes in Mutt to get the ougoing message headers to turn out right -- since whichever 'user' you are when using Mutt won't have the same name as the virtualdomain user. (scratching head) Have I got it about right...? -- -- Jeff -- <http://www.wellnow.com> "There's nothing left in the world to prove. All that's worth doing is to love one another, using whatever means are available to serve."
