Hi again!
I'm studying Mutt manual and wiki, and I was wondering what could be the reason
some wiki pages on my Firefox (but employed under Tor), are wrongly displayed.
I think I tried also with plain Firefox and saw the pages display in same wrong
fashion.
I'll simply copy-paste part of this page:
http://dev.mutt.org/trac/wiki/MuttFaq/Action
to describe the problem:
START PASTE
How do I save/delete/copy/print/pipe multiple messages?
The keywords to look for in the manual.txt and the ?-run-time help are
tag tag-prefix
# Tag the messages you want to operate on, using ttt/tt (tag-entry) or
ttT/tt (tag-pattern). # Then, issue the tag-prefix command (default
tt;/tt) followed by whichever operation you want. For instance, with
default keybindings, tt;s+archive/tt would save all tagged messages to the
tt+archive/tt folder.
RTFM also auto_tag, however be warned: it applies only in the index mode,
not in the pager, even if you have split-screen.
For print pipe see also pipe_split + pipe_decode print_split +
print_decode respectively!
END PASTE
I frankly don't know but suppose that it is not a problem originated on the way
from the server that serves mutt.org pages towards my browser, but rather a
problem on the server. If other readers can confirm that the page displays
with the tags tt and /tt printed as in the above fashion than my
supposition is correct...
I have to now interrupt myself. I think I just figured out what the problem
is... (but all is still assumption, not certainty)
I typed Ctrl-U to open up a new window with the source of the page while on the
window of the said page, and I can find that (now pasting just one line of the
above passege from the said page):
START PASTE
# Tag the messages you want to operate on, using lt;ttgt;tlt;/ttgt;
(tag-entry) or lt;ttgt;Tlt;/ttgt; (tag-pattern).
# Then, issue the tag-prefix command (default lt;ttgt;;lt;/ttgt;) followed
by whichever operation you want.
For instance, with default keybindings, lt;ttgt;;s+archivelt;/ttgt; would
save all tagged messages to the lt;ttgt;+archivelt;/ttgt; folder.
END PASTE
It needs to be in the source of the HTML like this:
# Tag the messages you want to operate on, using ttt/tt (tag-entry) or
ttT/tt (tag-pattern).
# Then, issue the tag-prefix command (default tt;/tt) followed by whichever
operation you want.
For instance, with default keybindings, tt;s+archive/tt would
save all tagged messages to the tt+archive/tt folder.
to be displayed correctly in the served HTML. The thing is there are a lot of
such misdisplayed pages... (again, if my supposition is correct)
I'll now try if I can log in with Tor, which I think I can not (tried already
and didn't make it, maybe a week ago), before I finish this message.
Yeah, sure enough, upon clicking on Register:
http://dev.mutt.org/trac/register
I got, again:
Forbidden
You don't have permission to access /trac/register on this server.
Apache/2.2.22 (Ubuntu) Server at dev.mutt.org Port 80
I thought this would have been simple chore to do from me to contribute to the
wiki. I don't imagine that I could contribute anything serious at this time.
Since I have already in my sole previous thread [[
http://marc.info/?l=mutt-usersm=138191681332094w=2 ]] on this mailing list
openly admitted being very slow at solving things, I cannot now close the work
at hand (not just the Mutt pages but others as well that I'm studying
offline)... and shutdown the Tor Firefox that operates from USB stick, and open
the regular Firefox of my Debian box, to try and login that way (not
recommended mixing those two in the use).
If anyone else corrects those pages in the meantime, great!
Miroslav Rovis,
Zagreb, Croatia
There has been more development with the getmail from among the tools I listed
in the previous thread on this Mutt mailing list. The development is here:
http://article.gmane.org/gmane.mail.getmail.user/4962
-- non-technical note starts here, --
-- pls. skip reading anyone who is too busy -
-- to allow to be distracted
Just a note in case this thread remains unfinished on my part (and you don't
either find anything later from me on this mailing list maybe under different
subject, even months later).
I always like posting all that is necessary to complete the thread.
But in case you don't find more some time next, or unfinished threads appear
from me on this or other lists, bear the following in mind.
Croatia, the only country in Eastern Europe in which lustration from Communist
crimes has not been accomplished, is under heavy censorship by WWII Communist
victors' progenie, is under surveillance and censorship on behalf of and under
control of the children of slaughterers of their own nation (the honest and
humane people in amongst that side were unable to prevent the evil), of the
sons and daughters of killers and traitors. There are more Croats in the wide
world than in
