On Mon, Sep 4, 2000, Mikko H�nninen wrote:
> Yes. Mutt now creates the User-Agent header instead of X-Mailer.
> User-Agent is preferred over X-Mailer.
Ah, thanks.
> It sounds like whenever you edit an email message text with vim, and
> save and exit, vim creates a backup copy of the original. Mutt knows
> to delete the temporary file from /tmp (containing the real text) but
> it can't know about the backup copies created by your editor.
>
> The solution is to configure vim not to create backups of edited files.
> I believe it's: :set nobackup
>
> If you want to normally have backups, then you need a default
> configuration and a configuration just for editing emails.
That was it, thanks, Mikko. I never set it, and vim help says that
writebackup and nobackup is default. I looked at the settings and
sure enough for some reason backup was set. Someone must have rebuilt
vim on the server setting that.
-Ken
