* Nicolas KOWALSKI <[email protected]> [2011-06-05 09:39:19 +0200]:
> set folder=imaps://[email protected]/ OK, I've got something simmilar -> set folder = "imaps://imap.gmail.com:993" I'm setting imap_user on a seperate line, I didn't want to confuse the folder variable because I am using Google for Domains. > Let's say I have a "news" label defined in Gmail. It also appears as an > IMAP folder "news", at the root of the IMAP hierarchy. Yeah, I figured out how to broswe the IMAP hierarchy, I just couldn't figure out how to actually move mail around to different folders. > > When viewing a message in INBOX, if I want to label it as "news", then > archive it, I just hit "s", followed by "=news". Mutt first copies the > message in the "news" folder (labels it in Gmail), then removes the > message from INBOX (archives it in Gmail). OK, so hitting 's' and then '=target folder' or is it :s='target folder'? Like I had said before, I've been using the web interface for quite some time now and I've amassed a complex nested structure of labels, some with spaces. A majority of my mail is already filtered and labeled for me, but there are a few that slip through, now at least I know I can label them from within mutt, I will reserve new label's and filters for the web interface for now. My next question is this, if the :s= cmd is used, do I put everything in single or double quotes after the equal sign? Treat it as a variable containing a string? > Gmail/IMAP things are explained in details here: > http://mail.google.com/support/bin/answer.py?answer=75725 This link explains the basics to IMAP in gernal, for which I already know, what it didn't explain was how to use GMail's IMAP features from within mutt, which seems to be a dead-zone of information, I found a plethoria of information on the net about how to set it up and I was able to set mutt up and log into my email without issue on the first try. Now I am emparking on the process of utilizing the advanced features of the web interface from within mutt. -- > A: Yes. > >Q: Are you sure? > >>A: Because it reverses the logical flow of conversation. > >>>Q: Why is top posting frowned upon?
