My folders are being sorted using folder-hook . set sort=threads in ~/.muttrc. What
I've noticed is that new messages that aren't part of a thread are sorted by date
received. This morning I received a messsage that became message number 1 in that
folder for some reason, and I'm not sure
you are correct...i should have noticed that...
Date: Tue, 27 Jun 1989 13:38:04 -0700
thanks!
Dan
* Dan Boger ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
On Tue, Jun 26, 2001 at 09:43:17AM -0600, dan radom wrote:
My folders are being sorted using folder-hook . set sort=threads in ~/.muttrc.
What I've
I'd like to configure Mutt to read my messages on a MS-Excange server
(MSSERVER) of my office LAN.
I've tried all the configuration proposed in the manual for IMAP to no
avail.
It shouldn't be that difficult because with Netscape I simply chose an
IMAP server, gave my email address [EMAIL
On Tue, Jun 26, 2001 at 06:06:35PM +, Victor wrote:
Could you please give me an example of a running .muttrc for this
purpose?
This might not be perfect, but it works for me:
set imap_user=fagerj
set imap_pass=xx
set folder={192.168.110.81:143}
set mbox==INBOX
set
Has anyone run into any problems with setting the $folder_index
variable? Whenever I attempt to set this variable I get an error that
tell's me that '%Z' is not an available variable.
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Josh Meekhof
Sr. Software Engineer
Techniki Informatica / Network Staffing Services Inc.
(972) 233 1525
Victor [mutt-users] 26/06/01 18:06 +:
I'd like to configure Mutt to read my messages on a MS-Excange server
(MSSERVER) of my office LAN.
I've tried all the configuration proposed in the manual for IMAP to no
avail.
_Assuming_ your exchange box has been set up to use IMAP mutt's
Hi!
Seems simple enough, but forward just forwards and dosen't attach the
attachments that came with the origional message.
I think I said that right.
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Chris S.
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On 2001-06-26 at 11:35:25, Josh Meekhof warbled:
Has anyone run into any problems with setting the $folder_index
variable? Whenever I attempt to set this variable I get an error that
tell's me that '%Z' is not an available variable.
Well, there is no $folder_index variable (is there?)
Did
On 2001-06-26 at 13:22:05, Chris S. warbled:
Hi!
Seems simple enough, but forward just forwards and dosen't attach the
attachments that came with the origional message.
See the section 2.5 Forwarding and Bouncing Mail in the manual.
Bouncing the message will do what you want, but if you
John,
Yes I did mean $index_format. I only misquoted myself in my
email. Whenever I attempt to set this variable, I get the error
message that I described previously at startup. Is there a particular
sequence in which variables should be declared? Is it possible that I
am declaring
I figured something out. I can set $folder_index under normal
circumstances, but when I attempt to set this variable with the
folder-hook, I am told that the %Z doesn't exists. Strangeness.
--
Josh Meekhof
Sr. Software Engineer
Techniki Informatica / Network Staffing Services Inc.
(972) 233 1525
I'm curious if I can compile mutt 1.2.5i to include support for POP3,
IMAP, and local mail at the same time. Then it would just depend on the
users' .muttrc file as to which they use right?
Can I do this with just --with-POP3 --with-IMAP (or whatever the options
are) in the configure script?
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This is partialy OT. I'm recompiling Mutt to work better on Solaris
using ncurses. But when I compile ncurses, it fails to create the
terminfo on the make install.
I'm in a lab situation, so I pass this to ncurses' configure script:
./configure --prefix=/public/i86pc/ncurses-5.2
Everyting
On 010626, at 16:24:34, Josh Meekhof wrote
I figured something out. I can set $folder_index under normal
circumstances, but when I attempt to set this variable with the
folder-hook, I am told that the %Z doesn't exists. Strangeness.
This sounds like some additional quoting is needed:
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