With mutt-1.5.21 I have a little trouble with mailing lists. In
~/.muttrc there are the lines
subscribe libc-alpha
set index_format="%3C%S %{%b-%d} %-20.20L %5c %s"
Now when list mail is received, mutt shows a wide variety of
"senders" in the message list, which makes it very tedious to
manually identify which message was coming from which list:
* "To [email protected]"
(sent to [email protected])
* "Cc [email protected]"
(cc'ed to [email protected])
* "Cc GNU C Library"
(cc'ed to GNU C Library <[email protected]>)
* "To libc-alpha"
(sent to libc-alpha <[email protected]>=
1. Is there a way to prevent that mutt uses the display name of
the message in the index, i.e. to display
"[email protected]" instead of "GNU C Library"?
2. Is there a way to get rid of the "Cc" or "To" without losing
the other benefits of %L in the index_format?
Ciao
Dominik ^_^ ^_^
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Dominik Vogt
