On Sat, Mar 24, 2001 at 04:37:42PM +0530, Binand Raj S. wrote:
> Gaurav Priyolkar forced the electrons to say:
> > 1. After composing a mail, whenever I hit 'c' to change folders, I
> > keep getting 'new mail in outbox'.
>
> Get rid of 'outbox' from your mailboxes configuration. That is, remove outbox
> from the line from your .muttrc that looks like
>
> mailboxes =outbox
Guess I won't be able to use
mailboxes `echo $HOME/Mail/*`
anymore.
Hey, wait a sec,
mailboxes `echo -e $HOME/Mail/* | tr -s ' ' '\012' | grep -v outbox`
works just fine!
> > 2. <Tab> cycles through new mail in a folder. How do I cycle through
> > flagged messages in a folder?
>
> Thats easy. To bind F2 to do that, put in your .muttrc
>
> macro index <f2> "/~F\n"
> macro pager <f2> "/~F\n"
Strange. I get 'key not bound' for that althogh the macro shows up in
the help menu. But it works fine if I keep another key, say J, for the macro.
> Second, why do you keep 5000+ messages from LIH? They are all archived in a
> searchable format at http://lists.linux-india.org.
Rs.1.20 / 3min. 'Nuff said.
(I have lip messages of the last 9 months as well, although some are
in outlooks dbx format and I have not yet got a utility to convert them)
> Third, I don't understand your question here ;-)
(I guess this one /was/ asking for too much. Maybe when Michael Elkins
puts some AI into mutt ...)
> Better to use something like yahoo.com that allows you POP access to mail.
>
> If are manually forwarding from usa.net, then try to forward with full
> headers and try to get a procmail recipe hacked up. Might not work all
> the time (because of From escaping and things).
Hey, I didn't think of procmail:
:0
* From:.*[EMAIL PROTECTED]
* Subject:.*Fwd:
| formail +1 -ds >> forwards
works perfectly!
> Mutt hasn't yet implemented the DWIM protocol. I'm sure we will get to know
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
What's that?
Thanks a lot!
-Gaurav
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