On Wed, 25 Jul 2018 15:53:03 -0700, Kevin Cosgrove said: > /usr/local/bin/folders is owned by my nmh package. /usr/local/bin > is ahead of /usr/bin in my PATH.
> But, because of your hypothesis about two 'folders' existing, I > experimented with removing execute permission from /usr/bin/folders, > restarting exmh, and running "Find all folders". The result is the > correct folder list in exmh. > > I'd rather not mess with /usr/bin/folders permissions, and am hoping > that there's an exmh or nmh way to lock 'folders' to /usr/local/bin/folders. > If not, then I can write a shell script that forces my path > before calling exmh. After all, what else besides a conditional > path order could have caused this? I suspect that your .bashrc is putting /usr/local/bin at the front of $PATH, and whatever your GUI does to launch exmh fails to do so.... Unfortunately, mhpath allows you to customize ~/Mail, and there's a build-time option to say where /usr/$SOMETHING/lib/nmh is, but it assumes that $PATH does the right thing.... so yeah, looks like a short wrapper script that sets PATH and does an exec of exmh is called for....
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