Dr. Sharukh K. R. Pavri. saw fit to inform LI that:
>When I open mutt, though I have mail in the mailboxes, mutt says there are
>no messages. I have the following lines in my .muttrc:
I suppose you are using procmail to move the files directly to folders
called, say, linux-india-help / linuxers etc. Press c and then enter to
see the list of folders. You'll see N against a folder if there is any new
mail in it.
>Pine picks up these messages from the seperate mailboxes quite well.
So does Mutt - convince Binand to give you a demo :)
>btw, how do you read mail in mutt ? 'm' opens a new compose window.
Just like pine - move the cursor key and press enter :) See the top bar
of mutt for more instructions on how to use mutt. See /usr/local/doc/mutt
for more info.
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