*On Mon, Jul 22, 2002 at 05:16:34AM -0500, David T-G wrote: > Michael -- > > ...and then Michael Seiwert said... > % > % Hi, > > Hello! > >
Hello! > % > % I'm using mutt 1.4 with imap over ssl. I'm connected via T-DSL. > If I > > What on earth is T-DSL? I thought I knew all of them... > > T-DSL is nothing new, its only the german version of adsl. The "T" stands for "Deutsche Telekom". :-) > % want to write a mail vi editor window opens then I write the > text. > > Note that when you read mail via imap your new mail is handled > entirely > on your local machine; your remote server is completely out of the > loop > for this part. > > > % But If I hit :wq to save the text my xterm/mutt hangs. The only > way > % to get out is to kill the session. > > How interesting. What OS are you using (I don't trust the X-OS > header > above because if you can't write then how could you send mail from > that > machine?)? What flavor of vi (or, heaven forbid, an emacs flavor > in vi > mode, which is just sick :-) are you using? What file does your > vi say > that it is editing (perhaps ctrl-G will tell you)? Can you :w the > file > at all? Can you edit some other file, in the same directory, > directly > from the command line? Has it ever worked and now it doesn't or > has it > never worked? > > I'm using SuSE 8.0, with vim-6.0-155, mutt-1.4i-1, postfix-1.1.4-41. I'm sending mail through SMTP-Auth. using vim in native mode (no vi mode in emacs). If I hit ctrl-g mutt tells me "/tmp/mutt-devel-16169-44". No sometimes it works and sometimes not. My assumption is that it happens if I write long text. If I'm fast then it works. Maybe there is a timeout ??? > % Is this a known problem. How to solve ? > > Not to me. > > Further debugging, of course :-) > Ok, lets debug. > > % > % Regards > % > % Michael > > Regards & Thank you Michael
