Re: next-unread-mailbox for IMAP folder
On Fri, Mar 19, 2010 at 08:54:32AM -0400, peng shao wrote: Hi. I set up mutt with several local mailboxes and a gmail IMAP. By now it works well except that the next-unread-mailbox function. If I have new email in my local mailboxes fetched by getmail, then the next-unread-mailbox can take me to it correctly. However if there is one new email in the gmail IMAP, then the next-unread-mailbox simply tells me no mailboxes have new mail. Is there anyway I can tell mutt to treat IMAP like a normal folder so that the next-unread-mailbox can find it? You might want to run Mutt in debug mode (mutt -d 2) and see if there are any clues. There could be an issue with the IMAP support used to detect new mail. me
Re: next-unread-mailbox for IMAP folder
[cc to mutt-users for more eyeballs on the problem] On Sat, Mar 20, 2010 at 06:30:02PM -0400, peng shao wrote: On 10:21 Sat 20 Mar , Michael Elkins wrote: On Fri, Mar 19, 2010 at 08:54:32AM -0400, peng shao wrote: Hi. I set up mutt with several local mailboxes and a gmail IMAP. By You might want to run Mutt in debug mode (mutt -d 2) and see if there are any clues. There could be an issue with the IMAP support used to detect new mail. me Thanks. I did mutt -d 2 and didn't find anything meaningful in the debug file :( The only part in the debug file related is 4 a0012 OK Success No mailboxes have new mail WEED is Set Reorder: Date matches Date: Sat, 20 Mar 2010 23:43:10 +0800 Did you see the STATUS foo (...) IMAP commands in the debug log? I assume that you have either: set imap_check_subscribed or added the imap box via the mailboxes command in your ~/.muttrc? me
next-unread-mailbox for IMAP folder
Hi. I set up mutt with several local mailboxes and a gmail IMAP. By now it works well except that the next-unread-mailbox function. If I have new email in my local mailboxes fetched by getmail, then the next-unread-mailbox can take me to it correctly. However if there is one new email in the gmail IMAP, then the next-unread-mailbox simply tells me no mailboxes have new mail. Is there anyway I can tell mutt to treat IMAP like a normal folder so that the next-unread-mailbox can find it? Thank you for any concern. Peng
