Encapsulation Format." The product I QA for can read these, but there
isn't any publicly available code that I'm aware of to decompose TNEF
files.
There are plenty. Off my head, I can think of Convert-TNEF on CPAN,
and a standalone conversion program called tnef on
Lars Hecking proclaimed on mutt-users that:
There are plenty. Off my head, I can think of Convert-TNEF on CPAN,
and a standalone conversion program called tnef on
http://world.std.com/~damned/software.html.
Amavis uses (or rather, requires) this damned program afaict.
-s (well,
On Mon, Mar 12, 2001 at 10:21:33PM -0700 or thereabouts, Dave Murray wrote:
Drew Fisher wrote on mutt-users:
I have a (hopefully) quick question to ask.
I am running Mutt v1.3.14i and whenever I receive an email with
an attachment from someone using Microsoft Outlook 2000, the
Hi,
I've got pgp (ver. 6.5.8i) working outside of mutt. I can also verify signed msgs
after I get their public keys outside of mutt.
But I can't sign outgoing msgs. After selecting the (s)ign command from the pgp
menu enter my passphrase, I get a
received signal 11
press any key to
There are plenty. Off my head, I can think of Convert-TNEF on CPAN,
and a standalone conversion program called tnef on
http://world.std.com/~damned/software.html.
Amavis uses (or rather, requires) this damned program afaict.
I find it extremely funny that you should mention amavis
I have just built mutt 1.3.16i and had a (minor) problem.
The ./configure produced one error:-
sed: can't read ./doc/instdoc.sh.in: No such file or directory
which I ignored, but this goes on to make install fail as follows:-
Making install in doc
I have just built mutt 1.3.16i and had a (minor) problem.
This is mutt-users. mutt-1.3.16.i is a development version,
and feedback about this version should go to mutt-dev.
The solution to your problem is in the mutt-dev archives.
In fact, it was even posted here less than a week ago.
On Tue, Mar 13, 2001 at 01:47:22PM +, Lars Hecking wrote:
I have just built mutt 1.3.16i and had a (minor) problem.
This is mutt-users. mutt-1.3.16.i is a development version,
and feedback about this version should go to mutt-dev.
Yes, OK, but I don't really want to get on the
Hi,
I'm not sure if this has any bearing but I've recently setup procmailrc
to handle local mail delivery (mailists) and it works fine.
I sent two msgs to two members of Mutt-Users' List (directly to their
email address) and both msgs were bounced back because of the ff. errors:
The
Horace G. Friend III proclaimed on mutt-users that:
The following addresses had permanent fatal errors
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
(Reason: 554 [EMAIL PROTECTED]: Sender address rejected:
Access denied.)
Put this in sendmail.mc
MASQUERADE_AS(`your-domain.com')
I'm still trying to get 8-bit characters displayed correctly when I'm
in the mutt pager. I've been playing with this on and off for a
while now and it's really getting me annoyed - more from the point of
view that I can't find how to fix it than that it's really important!
I run mutt on this
Three years ago I had a number of suggestions/questions, two of
which remain:
1. In the index menu, I would like to specify something like "color
indicator reverse"? I.e., the indicator line would be
colored the reverse of whatever its color would be if it
weren't the
On Mon, Mar 12, 2001 at 04:01:45PM +0100, Olivier Billet wrote:
Hi everyone,
I have the following issue using mutt:
it don't display the colors even though
+ I run it on a xterm_color (I can see colored prompt)
+ I have colors settings in my .muttrc
What do I have to do ?
Was there
Here's the file you need.
The message was posted on this list on Feb 26th.
* On Tue Mar 13 2001, Chris Green screamed:
- On Tue, Mar 13, 2001 at 01:47:22PM +, Lars Hecking wrote:
-
- I have just built mutt 1.3.16i and had a (minor) problem.
-
- This is mutt-users. mutt-1.3.16.i is a
W M Brelsford [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
2. A minor cosmetic one: with the %F code in $index_format,
messages one sends to oneself would look better without the
"To ". E.g., a message I send to myself would appear as
"W M Brelsford" rather than "To W M Brelsford".
Please
On Monday, 12.03.2001 at 18:33 -0700, W M Brelsford wrote:
2. A minor cosmetic one: with the %F code in $index_format,
messages one sends to oneself would look better without the
"To ". E.g., a message I send to myself would appear as
"W M Brelsford" rather than "To W M
On Tue, Mar 13, 2001 at 01:57:10PM +, Chris Green ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
Yes, OK, but I don't really want to get on the mutt-dev list to
report just the occasional build problem. I tend to go with
development versions at the moment because I use IMAP and that is
where a lot of the
I sent two msgs to two members of Mutt-Users' List (directly to their
email address) and both msgs were bounced back because of the ff. errors:
So that was you ...
How can I fix the problem? Before I set ~/.procmailrc everything seems
fine. Could the error be cause by ~/.procmailrc?
On 2001.03.13, in [EMAIL PROTECTED],
"Horace G. Friend III" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I've got pgp (ver. 6.5.8i) working outside of mutt. I can also verify signed msgs
after I get their public keys outside of mutt.
But I can't sign outgoing msgs. After selecting the (s)ign
* Chris Green [EMAIL PROTECTED], 20010313 16:46 +0100:
[]
How do I get mutt to understand that 8-bit characters (well '£'
anyway) are valid and shouldn't be changed at all? I've tried
setting the LANG and/or LC_CTYPE variables but this seems to have no
effect. What *exactly* should one
Hi,
I'm using Mutt 1.2.5i and GPG 1.0.4 on a Linux 2.2.16.
I have been told the encrypted email I'm sending does not have the
correct linebreaks.
This is a hexdump of a part of a message I have sent to him. Linebreaks
are platform-specific ("0A"; Unix style) instead of the platform-
On Tue, Mar 13, 2001 at 06:58:32PM +0800, Horace G. Friend III wrote:
I've got pgp (ver. 6.5.8i) working outside of mutt. I can also verify
signed msgs after I get their public keys outside of mutt.
But I can't sign outgoing msgs. After selecting the (s)ign command
from the pgp menu enter
Hi,
* Irwan Hadi [EMAIL PROTECTED] [Mon 12 Mär 2001 01:37:25 GMT]:
I want to know how do I strip the Date: line from the header of
messages coming to me using procmail, and after that procmail should
generate a new Date: based on the date at my computer.
I want to do this, because there
Chris Green wrote:
In the mutt pager 8-bit characters (the GB pound sign is the most
frequent one) used to display as '?', now I've moved to a more recent
development version of mutt they display as '\nnn' (i.e. the pound
sign is '\243'). Other programs (vi, cat, more) display the
I was
On Tue, Mar 13, 2001 at 11:28:18AM -0800, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Tue, Mar 13, 2001 at 06:58:32PM +0800, Horace G. Friend III wrote:
I've got pgp (ver. 6.5.8i) working outside of mutt. I can also verify
signed msgs after I get their public keys outside of mutt.
But I can't sign
Hi Lars,
Yup it was me alright. :)
I tried to take up your offer of scanning that AHAOFIAH.EXE file
that I suspected of having a virus. I encrypted and signed the
binary and tried to send it to your email address as an
attachment.
What baffles me is that I can send to this list. I've set
On Wed, Mar 14, 2001 at 09:23:20AM +1100, David wrote:
Chris Green wrote:
In the mutt pager 8-bit characters (the GB pound sign is the most
frequent one) used to display as '?', now I've moved to a more recent
development version of mutt they display as '\nnn' (i.e. the pound
sign is
Horace G. Friend III proclaimed on mutt-users that:
What baffles me is that I can send to this list. I've set sendmail
on verbose mode and I can see that outgoing mail is from
[EMAIL PROTECTED] and yet the remote system accepts this
"without a whimper".
Most server operators prefer
Drew Fisher wrote on mutt-users:
I have a (hopefully) quick question to ask.
I am running Mutt v1.3.14i and whenever I receive an email with
an attachment from someone using Microsoft Outlook 2000, the
attachment always comes up looking like:
As an experiment, I made a word-doc.zip and
hi out there
i am using mutt 1.2.5i together with fetchmail and procmail.
is there a way to kinda automatically add an entry to my procmailrc from
within mutt? someting like this:
- mail arrives
- ah, it's spam
- hit ^k (or something else, of course)
- let me decide, what procmail will be
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