David --
...and then David Petrou said...
%
% I can read files of my old saved mail just fine, but I can't edit
% them. Mutt reports that the folders are read-only. I have AFS tokens
% and I'm able to read and write those files at the command-line. I'm
% not sure why Mutt doesn't think it can also.
mutt doesn't do any locking, but hands that off to mutt_dotlock. Try
mutt_dotlock -t /afs/some/mail/file
and see what you get. If mutt_dotlock cannot lock the file, you'll have
to look into sgid ownership and permissions on the afs dir; perhaps root
or mail at your machine has no ability to set a lock in the afs tree.
%
% Another problem: I tried to save an e-mail message to a folder in AFS
% and mutt complained that it was unable to lock the folder file.
Yep; that sounds like the same thing.
%
% So has anyone out there had better luck running over AFS?
HTH & HH
%
% thanks,
% david
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