On Mon, 30 Jun 2003 10:16:29 -0400 Laurent Duperval <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> - Xavier: I changed the flags by manaually editing the .M/config file (I'm > on Linux). Since I can't start M, I can't use your instructions to enable > the logs. What is the name of the option in the config file? Is it > ShowLog > or ShowAdb? I suppose you should have - LogFile: the pathname for where you want the log file, - MailDebug: an integer with value 1 I'm on Windows, and I do not know how exactly is stored such an integer. Please try to guess from other entries. > - While I'm at it: the FAQ for fetchmail doesn't say if (how?) I can > tell M to call fetchmail instead of doing it itself directly from the > POP server. For various reasons, I want mail to be transferred on > demand, not at automatic intervals. I suppose that what you need is for M to not use POP folders, but 'monitor' (this is the wording in the preferences) some inbox. But I'm not very familiar with procmail, actually... > - MIME Handling: How do I tell M to use, for example, gnumeric to open all > application/excel attachments OR any application/octet-stream attachments > with a .xls extension? If you click on the attachement, doesn't it ask? > - Attachments: is it possible to *not* have inlined attachments? I find them > highly annoying. Maybe I'm an old dog, but I always feel like attachments > should be attachments, not part of a message. In the 'Message view' pane of the preference dialog, there are three options that are named 'Show images inline', 'Display text attachments inline' and 'Display mail messages as text'. Unchecking all of them should do what you want, I suppose. -- Xavier Nodet "They that can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary safety deserve neither liberty nor safety." - Benjamin Franklin, 1759.
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