Hi, + Richard Ruth <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [04/02/04 18:38]: > When I started using procmail to pre-sort incoming > e-mail, mutt no longer sets the 'N', new message > status flag, for new messages. > > According to the mutt manual this is caused by not > properly resetting the access time. > > How do I use procmail AND have mutt display the 'N' > flag for new e-mail? or how do I get procmail to > reset the file access time? > > I use MH type mailboxes.
What I do is use the nmh tool for dropping the message in the right
place, instead of procmail's way. For instance, here is my gentoo
recipe:
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* ^List-Id:.*gentoo-user\.gentoo\.org
{
# remove annoying [gentoo-user] from the subject
SUBJECT=`formail -c -X Subject | sed -e 's/\[gentoo-user\]//'`
:0fw
|formail -I "$SUBJECT"
# rcvstore is part of nmh
:0:
|/usr/bin/rcvstore +IN.GENTOO
}
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HTH,
Moshe
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