Re: Folder handling/sub-folders
* Cliff Sarginson [EMAIL PROTECTED] [010907 17:54]: Hello Cliff, From kmail I have several child folders that I use for archiving old messages. I cannot access these in mutt, I cannot even change directory to them, since kmail seems to create them inside directories that have names starting with a . and they don;t seem to be seen by mutt. the list of files shown in the files browser depends on the mask variable: set mask=!^\\. Means: don't show any files with leading dot. Regards, Christian -- Ich denke, also bin ich hier falsch. http://www.lackas.net/ Perl Delphi Linux MP3 Searchengines Domainchecker PGP signature
Re: Folder handling/sub-folders
* Cliff Sarginson [EMAIL PROTECTED] [20010907 17:43]: Hello I am sure this is a FAQ, but I cannot find the answer after looking around. Can mutt handle sub-folders..in my cases directories Yes, it works perfectly fine with nested maildirs. within directories. I use mutt more and more but until recently have been using kmail as well. From kmail I have several child folders that I use for archiving old messages. I cannot access these in mutt, I cannot even change directory to them, since kmail seems to create them inside directories that have names starting with a . and they don;t seem to be seen by mutt. How about symlinking a little bit? :) -- Regards Cliff -- Kirill
Re: Folder handling/sub-folders
On Fri, Sep 07, 2001 at 06:03:46PM +0200, Kirill Miazine wrote: * Cliff Sarginson [EMAIL PROTECTED] [20010907 17:43]: Hello I am sure this is a FAQ, but I cannot find the answer after looking around. Can mutt handle sub-folders..in my cases directories Yes, it works perfectly fine with nested maildirs. within directories. I use mutt more and more but until recently have been using kmail as well. From kmail I have several child folders that I use for archiving old messages. I cannot access these in mutt, I cannot even change directory to them, since kmail seems to create them inside directories that have names starting with a . and they don;t seem to be seen by mutt. How about symlinking a little bit? :) -- Kirill I did think of that.. :) -- Regards Cliff
Re: Folder handling/sub-folders
On Friday, 07 September 2001 at 19:54, Cliff Sarginson wrote: On Fri, Sep 07, 2001 at 06:03:46PM +0200, Kirill Miazine wrote: * Cliff Sarginson [EMAIL PROTECTED] [20010907 17:43]: within directories. I use mutt more and more but until recently have been using kmail as well. From kmail I have several child folders that I use for archiving old messages. I cannot access these in mutt, I cannot even change directory to them, since kmail seems to create them inside directories that have names starting with a . and they don;t seem to be seen by mutt. How about symlinking a little bit? :) -- Kirill I did think of that.. :) The folders are invisible because of the default setting of $mask. Clear or change that and you should be fine. -Brendan
Re: Folder handling/sub-folders
Cliff Sarginson wrote: within directories. I use mutt more and more but until recently have been using kmail as well. From kmail I have several child folders that I use for archiving old messages. I cannot access these in mutt, I cannot even change directory to them, since kmail seems to create them inside directories that have names starting with a . and they don;t seem to be seen by mutt. hrmm i had this problem when i still used maildir++ style nested mailboxes. You can view the folders though - just change your mask around. i used mask=^\\. which will only show directories starting with a leading dot. you can definitely set directories starting with a trailing dot in 'mailboxes' too. i used to have stuff like: mailboxes =.info mailboxes =.labels mailboxes =.lists:bind mailboxes +.lists:bind9 mailboxes =.lists:debian-bsd mailboxes =.lists:mutt mailboxes =.lists:qmail -will -- Sintax error in config file! (line 378) aborted! PGP Public Key: http://infinitejazz.net/will/pgp/
