Re: Marking multiple messages as read
Jeroen, I think all you need to do is define the distribution lists you subscribe to in your .muttrc file like this: subscribe [EMAIL PROTECTED] And, when you reply to a message on this list, use 'L' [that's capital L, so shift key and 'l']. This will set your Mail-Followup-To header correctly, at least it does for me. You may also need to set the followup_to option in your .muttrc file... set followup_to I don't have it set and it appears to work, so you should play with it. jc Thusly Thwacked By Jeroen Valcke: On Tue, May 15, 2001 at 07:44:06AM -0400, Mr. Wade wrote: Please fix your Mail-Followup-To: header. Oke, several people on this list complained about my Mail-Followup-To header not being correct. I really want to fix this since I don't want to annoy anybody with this. But I was wondering this Mail-Followup-To header is this set by the MTA, Exim in my case? Or should it be set by the Mailer MUA, mutt in my case or occasionally Netscape. Also I can never find this Mail-Followup-To header in any mail message on this list. I type the 'h' key to investigate the headers but I never see this famous Mail-Followup-To header! I also noticed that when I 'g'reply to my own messages that the mail-address is filled correctly. Thanks -Jeroen-
Re: Marking multiple messages as read
Jeroen Valcke: Hey, I want to mark multiple msgs as read. I have some mailing lists and I don't want to read all msgs. How can I mark these as read. It is possible to tag them all. But what then. Ctl-R (Mark Thread as read) doesn't work on all the tagged msg only the selected msg Thanks. i have defined the following macros: macro index f7 T~O^M;NT~N^M;N\ct.*^M macro pager f7 T~O^M;NT~N^M;N\ct.*^M CU Jens --
Re: Marking multiple messages as read
Jeroen Valcke wrote: I want to mark multiple msgs as read. I have some mailing lists and I don't want to read all msgs. How can I mark these as read. It is possible to tag them all. But what then. Ctl-R (Mark Thread as read) doesn't work on all the tagged msg only the selected msg Thanks. After tagging the messages, you have to use the tag-prefix operator to apply the subsequent command to tagged messages. The tag-prefix operator is bound to the semicolon (;) by default. The function you ant to apply to the tagged messages is the clear-flag function, bound to W by default. After tagging the messages, typing ;Wn then pressing the enter kay may do what you want. Good luck! -- Mr. Wade -- Linux: The Choice of the GNU Generation
Re: Marking multiple messages as read
Jeroen Valcke wrote: Hey, I want to mark multiple msgs as read. I have some mailing lists and I don't want to read all msgs. How can I mark these as read. It is possible to tag them all. But what then. Ctl-R (Mark Thread as read) doesn't work on all the tagged msg only the selected msg Thanks. -Jeroen- Please fix your Mail-Followup-To: header. -- Linux: The Choice of the GNU Generation
