Re: how to use the ISP''s smtp server directly
On Fri, 12 Jul 2002, Derrick 'dman' Hudson wrote: FWIW I like exim the best and postfix next. hmm, installing MTAs like postfix or exim just to do smtp, seems to be overkill. Alternatives: nullmailer (and maybe: Anubis, MasqMail,...) http://untroubled.org/nullmailer/ http://anubis.sourceforge.net/ http://www.innominate.org/~oku/masqmail/ Greetings, Mark
Re: filtering
On Thu, 05 Apr 2001, Ailbhe Leamy wrote: Use procmail. Some alternatives: * maildrop http://www.flounder.net/~mrsam/maildrop/ * mailagent http://search.cpan.org/search?mode=distquery=mailagent * Kagent (Perl) http://patriot.net/~kurt/kagent/ Ciao, Mark
templates macros
Hi! Some weeks ago, Jeremy Blosser wrote: [Fri, 10 Mar 200, Message-ID: [EMAIL PROTECTED]] 1) create the templates you want, using your editor of choice 2) create macros that change the value of 'editor' to call a script/etc. that processes the reply+template and calls your editor, then set 'editor' back to the default, eg: macro index r :set editor=replyscriptenterreply:set editor=defaultenter With forms of this method the "template" isn't even limited to a text-based construct, it can really be anything at all. Could someone please give an example of such a replyscript? I want to reply with a preformulated standard mail (standard.txt). The editor I use is gnuclient. Greetings, Mark Weinem
Re: Searching in multiple mailboxes
On Wed, 25 Oct 2000, Suresh Ramasubramanian wrote: I believe grepmail does maildirs rather well. man grepmail: "[...] Mailboxes must be traditional, UNIX /bin/mail mailbox format [...]" Ciao, Mark
Re: Searching in multiple mailboxes
On Wed, 25 Oct 2000, Jack McKinney wrote: cd Maildir; find . -type f | xargs fgrep -l searchstring Wow, what a comfortable search tool ;-) Ciao, Mark PGP signature
Re: macros and attachments
On Tue, 24 Oct 2000, Byrial Jensen wrote: macro compose f2 "attach-file/home/mark/templates/mimeenter" macro compose f3 "attach-file/home/mark/templates/completecomplete" cool, they work :-) Thank You, Mark Weinem
Re: attachment macro
On Wed, 25 Oct 2000, Mikko Hänninen wrote: Attach a file: macro compose f2 'attach-file/path/to/fileenter' yes, this works. Open up a directory: macro compose f2 'attach-file/path/to/dir/complete' This way you get the directory attached! Adding a second complete is necessary: macro compose f2 'attach-file/path/to/dir/completecomplete' Thanks, Mark
Re: Searching in multiple mailboxes
On Mon, 23 Oct 2000, Benjamin Korvemaker wrote: See "grepm" and "grepmail" But are there no tools for Maildirs? Ciao, Mark PGP signature
macros and attachments
Is it possible to attach a file via macro? This doesn't work: macro compose f2 "attach-file=/home/mark/templates/mime" Perhaps it would be more elegant if the macro just offers the templates directory and the user chooses the attachment he wants. Regards, Mark Weinem
macros and templates (was: why is mutt better?)
On Fri, 10 Mar 2000, Jeremy Blosser wrote: 1) create the templates you want, using your editor of choice 2) create macros that change the value of 'editor' to call a script/etc. that processes the reply+template and calls your editor, then set 'editor' back to the default, eg: macro index r :set editor=replyscriptenterreply:set editor=defaultenter With forms of this method the "template" isn't even limited to a text-based construct, it can really be anything at all. Could you please give an example of such a replyscript? I want to reply with a preformulated standard mail (standard.txt). The editor I use is gnuclient. Regards Mark Weinem PGP signature
attachment macro
Is it possible to attach a file via macro? This doesn't work: macro compose f2 "attach-file=/home/mark/templates/mime" Perhaps it would be more elegant if the macro just offers the templates directory and the user chooses the attachment he wants. Regards, Mark Weinem
macros and templates (was: why is mutt better?)
On Fri, 10 Mar 2000, Jeremy Blosser wrote: 1) create the templates you want, using your editor of choice 2) create macros that change the value of 'editor' to call a script/etc. that processes the reply+template and calls your editor, then set 'editor' back to the default, eg: macro index r :set editor=replyscriptenterreply:set editor=defaultenter With forms of this method the "template" isn't even limited to a text-based construct, it can really be anything at all. Could you please give an example of such a replyscript? I want to reply with a preformulated standard mail (standard.txt). The editor I use is gnuclient. Regards Mark Weinem PGP signature
Re: Mutt and Maildir?
On Mon, Oct 09, 2000 at 07:51:15PM -0400, Russell Hoover wrote: I've had: set mbox_type=maildir# Which of the 4 mailbox formats I use. in my .muttrc for quite some time and it's always worked fine. Why shouldn't it? Is that a Qmail thing? E.g. Is the lower-case 'm' not acknowledged by Qmail or sme other MTA? (Postfix used here w no problems.) Yes, you are right. And it's no problem for qmail.[1] Ciao Mark Footnotes: [1] But qmail is not Qmail ;-)
Re: Mutt and Maildir?
On Thu, Oct 05, 2000 at 09:09:11PM +0100, Paul wrote: I even have put set folder = /home/paul/Maildir/ set mbox_type = maildir in .muttrc. To no avail. maildir is not correct: use Maildir. set mbox_type ="Maildir" Greetings -- Mark| PGP-Key available Weinem| [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: Qmail and Mutt
On Tue, Jun 27, 2000 at 11:46:43AM -0700, Jason Helfman wrote: [Ignoring qmail+procmail questions] 4 In mutt:set check_new=yes set mailbox_type=Maildir Does "mailbox_type" really work? I use "mbox_type". ciao -- Mark| PGP-Key available Weinem| [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Still alive?
Is Mutt-Users still alive? Last messages arrive here on Tuesday, May 09. Greetings, Mark Weinem
Re: GnuPG and Mutt
On Thu, Sep 02, 1999 at 03:20:40PM +0200, J Horacio MG wrote: Can you elaborate a bit more? I assume you know that ... hold it! It just happened to me, I tried to send an encrypted mail to myself and at the key id prompt, it got stack ... then I pressed ^C, and when asked whether I wanted to leave mutt, I answered «no». Then pressed «Y» again for sending the message again, and it offered me the menu with all my keys. It worked. I tried to send another encrypted message, and it went fine. It's the same behaviour here, if i want to encrypt a mail or try to send my public key. Really strange. I think it's a problem with mutt. regards Mark
GnuPG and Mutt
Hi, (Debian GNU/Linux 2.1, 2.0.36) I'm running GnuPG 0.9.10-2. Gpg is the default in ~/.muttrc, and gpgm is a symbolic link to gpg. But sending my public key or encrypting still doesn't work. Mutt always asks for a key ID but every input seems to be wrong. # cat ~/.muttrc --- 8 --- unset pgp_autosign unset pgp_autoencrypt set pgp_encryptself set pgp_long_ids unset pgp_replyencrypt unset pgp_replysign # set pgp_sign_as="" set pgp_sign_micalg="pgp-sha1" set pgp_strict_enc set pgp_timeout=300 set pgp_verify_sig=yes set pgp_v2="/usr/bin/pgp" set pgp_v2_language="en" set pgp_v2_pubring="~/.pgp/pubring.pgp" set pgp_v2_secring="~/.pgp/secring.pgp" set pgp_v5="/usr/bin/pgp" set pgp_v5_language="en" set pgp_v5_pubring="~/.pgp/pubring.pkr" set pgp_v5_secring="~/.pgp/secring.skr" set pgp_gpg="/usr/bin/gpg" set pgp_default_version="gpg" # Here, "default" means the value of $pgp_default_version: set pgp_receive_version="default" set pgp_key_version="default" set pgp_send_version="default" --- 8 --- Regards Mark Weinem
