I remember hearing somewhere about patches for mutt (or an external program)
that would provide an usenet reader -like list (and selection functionality)
of mail folders and the amount of messages in each.
Any pointers to mentioned patches or ideas on how to achieve this?
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Nathan A. Baker ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) said:
I'm using Mutt 0.95.4i with fcntl and I've recently (after an
upgrade to RedHat 6.0 -- without replacing my own version of Mutt)
been unable to unlock my /var/spool/mail/ mailbox file except as
root. Does anyone know how to fix this?
Is
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Thomas Roessler wrote on Sat May 01, at 19:28 +0200:
there was a long-standing problem with mutt losing index position
and even attribute settings when new messages were delivered to
maildir folders. This should be fixed in 0.95 and 0.96, but
nevertheless, I've been seeing some reports
On Mon, May 03, 1999 at 07:52:45AM -0500, Jim Graham wrote:
problem Let's say there's an incoming message with that has spaces
in the filename (yeah, I know...but some people seem to think it's a
good thing). In other words, something like this:
begin 600 99 Travel Expense Report
Thanks a lot for the info about having procmail translate the uuencode
bits to MIME. Now, of course, I've got to figure out procmail in order
to try out your suggestion (I have no ~/.procmail), but it had to come
some time, I guess...
David
