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mutt is awesome
i know you guys already know this. after a couple years of just using mutt basics, I have finally started to really learn the system - using lynx to view htnl text procmail ... What I have not figured out is how to be able to click on a url in mutt and launch a browser window; can this be done? Righ now i paster the url into my browser 'by hand' aloha, dave
viewing urls (was: Re: mutt is awesome)
On Fri, Jun 21, 2002 at 10:51:28PM -0600, Dave Price wrote: What I have not figured out is how to be able to click on a url in mutt and launch a browser window; can this be done? Righ now i paster the url into my browser 'by hand' You can use urlview for this. Press Ctrl-B in the pager to make urlview list all the urls in the mail shown. Then select a url and press return. Raoul
Re: viewing urls (was: Re: mutt is awesome)
On 06/22/02, 12:53:13PM +0200, Raoul Bönisch wrote: On Fri, Jun 21, 2002 at 10:51:28PM -0600, Dave Price wrote: What I have not figured out is how to be able to click on a url in mutt and launch a browser window; can this be done? Righ now i paster the url into my browser 'by hand' You can use urlview for this. Press Ctrl-B in the pager to make urlview list all the urls in the mail shown. Then select a url and press return. Also, if you're running mutt from a gnome terminal emulator (gnome-terminal), taking the cursor over a url will highlight the url and change the cursor. Right click for a context sensitive menu, which includes launching in browser. Alternatively, press and hold control then left click for the same thing. John
Re: viewing urls (was: Re: mutt is awesome)
Slowly coming out of the dark ages, I just tried the gnome-terminal approach and it really works! Amazing. One question: where do I set which browser is picked? My installation seems to like mozilla, but I would prefer opera. Thanks, Ollie On Sat, Jun 22, 2002 at 09:00:01AM -0400, John P Verel wrote: On 06/22/02, 12:53:13PM +0200, Raoul Bönisch wrote: On Fri, Jun 21, 2002 at 10:51:28PM -0600, Dave Price wrote: What I have not figured out is how to be able to click on a url in mutt and launch a browser window; can this be done? Righ now i paster the url into my browser 'by hand' You can use urlview for this. Press Ctrl-B in the pager to make urlview list all the urls in the mail shown. Then select a url and press return. Also, if you're running mutt from a gnome terminal emulator (gnome-terminal), taking the cursor over a url will highlight the url and change the cursor. Right click for a context sensitive menu, which includes launching in browser. Alternatively, press and hold control then left click for the same thing. John -- |---| | Ollie Acheson | | Morristown, NJ| |---|
Re: Auto-purge on folders
* David T-G [EMAIL PROTECTED] [2002-06-21 10:02 -0500]: ...and then Nicolas Rachinsky said... % push tag-pattern~r10d\nuntag-pattern~F|~D|~O|~N\nuntag-pattern!~a\ntag-prefix-condsave-message\n\nsync-mailboxfirst-entrynext-newredraw-screen % % It's a bit slow with folders containing almost 1000 messages on my K6 % so I have a small shellscript to do this just once a day. I can mail % you this, too. If it's not linked from your home page with the patch, I'd love to see it here. It isn't because it's changing often and there are nearly no comments. I try to attach the relevant parts. Nicolas #!/bin/sh #$Id: clean_hook,v 1.1 2002/05/04 22:35:15 nicolas Exp $ if [ -e ~/Mail/.cleaned/$1 ]; then echo push \\ else touch ~/Mail/.cleaned/$1 echo -n $1 will clean/dev/tty sleep 1 cat EOF push tag-pattern~r10d\nuntag-pattern~F|~D|~O|~N\nuntag-pattern!~a\ntag-prefix-condsave-message\n\nsync-mailboxfirst-entrynext-newredraw-screen EOF fi folder-hook =folder$ '`~/.mutt/clean_hook folder`' 0 0 * * * rm ~/Mail/.cleaned/*
Negated format conditionals
Right now I have this little blurb in my status_format: %?V?[Limit: (%V)]-? What I'd like to happen is for it to display: [Limit: (All)] if %?V is false. Is this possible to do? -- /* * Bob Phan [EMAIL PROTECTED],[EMAIL PROTECTED] * Computational Chemistry Informatics * Neurogen Corporation * (203)488-8201 x4645 * * To understand recursion, you must first understand recursion. */
Re: viewing urls (was: Re: mutt is awesome)
On 06/22/02, 11:55:18AM -0400, Ollie Acheson wrote: One question: where do I set which browser is picked? My installation seems to like mozilla, but I would prefer opera. Programs|Settings|Document Handlers|Url Handlers I'm using Galeon. It is MUCH lighter and faster than Netscape or Opera on my P733/256Meg machine. John
Re: mutt is awesome
On Fri, Jun 21, 2002 at 10:51:28PM -0600, Dave Price wrote: What I have not figured out is how to be able to click on a url in mutt and launch a browser window; can this be done? Righ now i paster the url into my browser 'by hand' I use Mutt in a Gnome-terminal. When I right click an URL I can select something like open in browser. This will open a new tab in my Galeon browser window or start Galeon if it's not running. I don't have any generic information about how to send url text-strings to another application in X. Bob msg29157/pgp0.pgp Description: PGP signature
