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On Thursday, January 24 at 03:36 PM, quoth [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
> Recently, I switched from and older MacBook Pro to a new MacBook
> using Apple's Migration Assistant. All User issues went well, but
> unix issues did not fair so well. One of which was my mutt setup
> which had worked for years, and even many months under Leopard.
>
> Now I get the following when I attempt to evoke mutt:
>
> -bash: mutt: command not found
>
> Could someone walk me through this slowly? I have some unix
> background, but it's been quite a while since I've configured mutt.
Looks like the problem is that mutt is no longer installed. You'll
need to re-download the source (from www.mutt.org). Next, you'll need
to uncompress it, such as with the command `tar -xzvf
mutt-1.4.2.3.tar.gz`. Then you'll need to configure it; run
`./configure --help` to get a listing of all the configure options (I
don't know which ones you'll need), and then run `./configure` with
all the options you want. Once that's done, run `make && sudo make
install`. (Sorry, that's not very slow, but it's a pretty open-ended
question.)
~Kyle
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