Re: Per-message HTML viewing options

[Michael Tatge]

* On Mon, Dec 08, 2008 06:06PM -0500 Cristopher Thomas ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) 
muttered:
 I want to use mutt's 'auto_view text/html' option for the majority of
 my emails, but there are a few that I want to open using 'links2 -g.'
 I have no problem using one or the other, but haven't been able to
 figure out a way to get them to cooperate.

You can have an auto_view entry and one for interactive use triggered
when you (v)iew the attachment from the attachment menu.
See http://wiki.mutt.org/index.cgi?MuttFaq/Attachment how to set this
up.

HTH,

Michael
-- 
Even more amazing was the realization that God has Internet access.  I
wonder if He has a full newsfeed?
(By Matt Welsh)

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Re: Mailboxes view, number of messages and IMAP

[Marco]

* Marco [EMAIL PROTECTED] [2008-12-09 01:50:04 +0100]:

 
 Hello,
 before proceed to compile the latest develop version of mutt, maybe it's
 worth to make a question:
 
 I am currently using Mutt to access one IMAP mail,when I start mutt
 -y(the problem presist also without this option though)
 the mailboxes view is presented with the count of new messages presented
 in every mailbox which I have listed within the mailboxes command.
 The problem is that each number is static  (NOT updated) during my entire mutt
 session: if I enter the index view of some mailbox and read some
 messages then I press y, the number is
 not decreased.Otherwise if I receive some mails while I am watching the
 mailboxes view the number is not increased.
 
 Now: is it normal this behaviour or it's just my problem?I have
 investigated the docs and there seems to be nodetails about that.
 I am using as IMAP server the latest stable version of dovecot.
 I attach some details of my relevant mutt config, thanks for eventual 
 comments:
 
 unset imap_passive
 set imap_check_subscribed=no
 set mail_check=20
 set timeout=5
 set followup_to

I've just noticed that the number is actually updated on the mailboxes
if I do the following: say I have two mailboxes A,B,C.
If I enter A, read some new messages and then press y,the number is not
decrased.If then I enter B and read some messages and then again press
y, the number of A is *now* correctly decreased.
So I must visit some *other* mailboxes in order to have the number of
messages in another mailbox correctly updated ? This is a strange
behaviour.
Am I not well understand the meaning of $timeout ??
The mailboxes view is either a menus or in an interactive prompt ???

thanks
-- 
Marco Vittorini Orgeas