Lars Hecking ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote :
At the company where I work, it seems that most people are using
dtmail or netscape mail.
When I send mail with attachments from mutt, the attachments appear
in those other mail clients as "NoName".
If these attachments do not have a
Hi,
I was wondering if there is a feature by which, when I reply to, say
this mailing list ([EMAIL PROTECTED]), the `To:' line should become
the whole name and address from my alias file - i.e. `The Mutt Users
List [EMAIL PROTECTED]', instead of what the original sender put
in his `To:' line.
Mrinal Kalakrishnan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on Wed, 08 Mar 2000:
I was wondering if there is a feature by which, when I reply to, say
this mailing list ([EMAIL PROTECTED]), the `To:' line should become
the whole name and address from my alias file - i.e. `The Mutt Users
List [EMAIL
Hi,
don't have to have /var/spool/mail world writable. But it doesn't seem
to be working, I get get that error where it says mailbox is read-only.
Here are the permissions I have:
$ ls -l /var/spool/
drwxrwxr-t3 root root 1024 Mar 8 16:56 mail
$ ls -l /usr/bin/mutt_dotlock
Hi,
On Wed, Mar 08 2000 14:02:23 +0530 wrote Mrinal Kalakrishnan
with subject "Reply to full name from alias list":
I was wondering if there is a feature by which, when I reply to, say
this mailing list ([EMAIL PROTECTED]), the `To:' line should become
the whole name and address from my
On Tue, 07 Mar 2000, Mikko Hänninen wrote:
So, any solutions to this -- how could I have a default body text when
sending email to this particular address? I suppose I could change the
contents of $signature but that's kind of ugly, as I'd need to play with
$sigdashes too (or whatever the
On Wed, Mar 08, 2000 at 05:26:53PM +1100, Jeremy Lunn wrote:
Hi,
don't have to have /var/spool/mail world writable. But it doesn't seem
to be working, I get get that error where it says mailbox is read-only.
Here are the permissions I have:
$ ls -l /var/spool/
drwxrwxr-t3 root
This q. was discused here few month ago and ppl from mutt-dev say thats problem
of dtmail.
Best on the end, dtmail from Solaris 8 distribution have this "bug" too.
And that with me recommending Solaris dtmail to all DecUnix users here
because Dec's dtmail sucks even worse ...
Stefan, et al --
...and then Stefan Bender said...
% Hi,
%
% On Wed, Mar 08 2000 14:02:23 +0530 wrote Mrinal Kalakrishnan
% with subject "Reply to full name from alias list":
%
% the whole name and address from my alias file - i.e. `The Mutt Users
% List [EMAIL PROTECTED]', instead of what
Hi all,
I'm using send-hooks to make sure my From: header is set correctly when
writing to mailing lists and so on, and I match it with the email I'm
sending to.
What I'm looking for is a way to do the same thing, but somehow doing a
match on the Sender: header when replying to a person, where
Terje Elde [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on Wed, 08 Mar 2000:
Is there a magic trick that will allow mutt to automatically dump in the Cc:
and From: headers when I reply to mails on this list?
I'm not entirely sure that this would work, but how about just using
g(roup-reply) when answering these
I wrote:
Bennett Todd [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Note to the procmail-list folks, the mutt list grew this thread that
spawned the question, how to deliver to Maildirs safely from an old,
musty, non-maildir-supporting procmail. Various suggestions were
bashed back and forth, and after I read the
On Wed, Mar 08, 2000 at 09:26:42PM +1100, CaT wrote:
Nope. chgrp mail /var/spool/mail
Whopps... how could I be so stupid not to notice that? ;-)
Thanks
--
Jeremy Lunn
Melbourne, Australia
ICQ: 19255837
OK, somebody has to say this:
Philip's latest revision of the procmailrc code in question is as follows:
| :0
| * conditions
| {
| :0 r
| foldername/tmp/$XXX
|
| :0 air
| |mv foldername/tmp/$XXX foldername/new/$XXX
| }
Shouldn't
This is a repost. I sent it last night and it appears it got lost
along the way. My appologies if you get more than one copy.
John
__
And yet more! (This is endlessly entertaining ;)
The startup wav will launch upon reboot, if I log in as root. But,
never again
I appologise for the error in my just posted question on GNOME.
Sorry. :(
Hello, I just started using mutt today and I was wondering if
anyone knows a way to create a group for broadcast messages...I can't find
anything in the man pages or the documentation.
Thanks
Jeff --
...and then Jeff Morris said...
% Hello, I just started using mutt today and I was wondering if anyone knows a way to
create a group for broadcast messages...I can't find anything in the man pages or the
documentation.
Yes, you can; aliases can be either single or multiple. Check out
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