Marco --
...and then Marco Fioretti said...
% Hello,
%
% I respectfully suggest that nobody wastes one second to
% program ways to sort/prune/etc messages that where not
% threaded properly BY THEIR SENDERS.
You may certainly make such a suggestion.
%
% The original thread started because
On Mon 06-Aug-2001 at 05:25:52PM -0400, Ethan Blanton wrote:
Justin R. Miller spake unto us the following wisdom:
Which brings me to a question... what does the '' represent in the same
position?
It generally seems to me that it means you have limited your message
list, and there are
* David T-G [2001-08-07, 04:05 -0400]:
Marco --
...and then Marco Fioretti said...
% The original thread started because somebody was pissed
% off by people who start a totally different thread by hitting
% reply to any message from the list, changing the subject to
% a totally unrelated
peter horst [EMAIL PROTECTED] said something to this effect on 07/31/2001:
I want to periodically delete all unsaved messages in a given mailbox
(mutt 1.2.5i); to this end I've put the following in my .muttrc:
macro index .d /eVT.;d$ delete all messages
1) Does this look right?
2) Is
Quoting Peter Stokes [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I now want to use it to send any requests from my webserver via a perl
script back to me. I host more than one vitual domain on the server and
therefore would like to have the email appear to come from that domain. The
perl script usually runs as user
Vineet --
...and then Vineet Kumar said...
% Hello,
Hi!
%
...
% Basically, I'd like to keep messages that I 'F'lag important to stay in
% $spoolfile and move everything else.
Hmmm...
%
% Currently, to see my flagged messages, I change to $mbox and then set
% limit to ~F. I'd like to just
I know this is OT...
I used to have my procmail filtering duplicate messages and it worked
fine using:
:0 Whc: .msgid.lock
| formail -D 16384 .msgid.cache
:0 a:
/dev/null
But when I changed boxes It kinda stopped with no apparent reason, I
noticed this just this morning when looking at my
On Tue, Aug 07, 2001 at 09:48:05AM -0400, Nelson D. Guerrero wrote:
I know this is OT...
I used to have my procmail filtering duplicate messages and it worked
fine using:
:0 Whc: .msgid.lock
| formail -D 16384 .msgid.cache
:0 a:
/dev/null
Overkill.
:0 Wh: $HOME/.msgid.lock
|
* On Tue Aug 07, Ralf Hildebrandt wrote in [mutt-users]:
On Tue, Aug 07, 2001 at 09:48:05AM -0400, Nelson D. Guerrero wrote:
I know this is OT...
I used to have my procmail filtering duplicate messages and it worked
fine using:
:0 Whc: .msgid.lock
| formail -D 16384
:0 Whc: .msgid.lock
| formail -D 16384 .msgid.cache
:0 a:
/dev/null
Overkill.
:0 Wh: $HOME/.msgid.lock
| formail -D 16384 $HOME/.msgid.cache
is sufficient (why make a copy if you drop it to /dev/null anyway?)
Overkill, yes, but still wrong. Please read also the
Way cool, Thanks Cedric. I will check it out this week and provide
feedback.
Lou
On 08/07/01 03:18 PM, Cedric Duval sat at the `puter and typed:
Hi Zack, David, Andre, Ken, Chris and Louis :-)
Here is the patch to edit threads.
Two new commands to achieve this:
* link-threads (bound
Hi Lorenzo
Thanks for that. I wonder if my version of mutt is too old as I get a
Error in /etc/Muttrc, line 167: from: unknown variable
source: errors in /etc/Muttrc
when I add a line
set from=[EMAIL PROTECTED]
into /etc/Muttrc as a test.
Peter
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL
Quoting [EMAIL PROTECTED], who wrote:
I am a newbie and probably this is a FAQ. Would you excuse me and my poor
english. I know Mutt is able to fetch mail from various POP accounts, without
fetchmail but I don't know how modify my .muttrc file to do this. I added
new lines for every accont
I use mutt 1.2.5i and the maildir mailbox format. Pressing 'h' shows
the full list of headers. There is never a From line visible.
But, when I press 'e' to edit the message, once I am in vim, I see a new
header as the top line,
From [EMAIL PROTECTED] Mon Aug 6 11:29:56 2001
I know
Louis --
...and then Louis LeBlanc said...
% Way cool, Thanks Cedric. I will check it out this week and provide
% feedback.
Thanks for the forward. I did, indeed, get this, but I don't yet know
where procmail put it :-) Ah, well... With some text to match I was
able to get it out of my
Louis --
...and then David T-G said...
%
% Thanks for the forward. I did, indeed, get this, but I don't yet know
% where procmail put it :-) Ah, well... With some text to match I was
% able to get it out of my incoming backup mails.
I should check my inbox more often :-) Silly me...
I
I would like to try Cedric's patch, so I need to go from 1.2.5i to
1.3.20. No problem, but some of the patches that I normally use now
don't work. I am not terribly familiar with writing patches, so I
wonder if anyone here has converted any of the following for themseves
for 1.3:
At Tue, Aug 07 2001 [15:41 +0100], Peter Stokes aroused my curiosity with:
Hi Lorenzo
Thanks for that. I wonder if my version of mutt is too old as I get a
Error in /etc/Muttrc, line 167: from: unknown variable
source: errors in /etc/Muttrc
when I add a line
set from=[EMAIL
At Tue, Aug 07 2001 [18:55 +0200], Stefan Frank aroused my curiosity with:
At Tue, Aug 07 2001 [15:41 +0100], Peter Stokes aroused my curiosity with:
Hi Lorenzo
Thanks for that. I wonder if my version of mutt is too old as I get a
Error in /etc/Muttrc, line 167: from: unknown
Hi Lorenzo
Ok, thanks to you and Stefan.
The following works a treat.
add the lines
unset use_from
my_hdr From: Webmaster Ashlyn [EMAIL PROTECTED]
and that works for my version (pre 1.1)
Thanks very much for your quick response
Peter
-Original Message-
From: Lorenzo Martignoni
Greetings: Using Mutt 1.0.1en as a single user, CLI only, - compiled
with defaults under Slackware7.1, kernel 2.2.16..
The record entry sets outbox as the sent file and it lists my
username for every message sent.. Is there a way I can change that
field to list the To: line instead?? I can't
Greetings.
I'd like to set up a folder hook so that when entering a folder that looks
like =bar/foo, my From is set to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
While I know I can do this pretty easily with one folder hook per folder,
I wonder if I can use regex to simplify it. For example, something like
At Tue, Aug 07 2001 [17:44 +], Hal MacArgle aroused my curiosity with:
Greetings: Using Mutt 1.0.1en as a single user, CLI only, - compiled
with defaults under Slackware7.1, kernel 2.2.16..
The record entry sets outbox as the sent file and it lists my
username for every message sent..
* Nelson D. Guerrero [EMAIL PROTECTED] [010807 09:48]:
I know this is OT...
[...] *snip*
I see a lot of procmail questions on this list. There is a procmail
mailing list, ya know. Maybe check it out sometime: www.procmail.org
for more info.
--
- Matt Dunford [EMAIL PROTECTED] ..
-.
i recently upgraded fro 1.2.5i to 1.3.20i, and i've noticed that my home and end
keybindings no longer work. the inline keybinding help still shows these two keys as
bound. is this a bug?
dan
On Thu, Aug 02, 2001 at 15:39, Vineet Kumar wrote:
Basically, I'd like to keep messages that I 'F'lag important to stay in
$spoolfile and move everything else.
Since version 1.3.20 mutt contains the keep_flagged option:
- cut
On Sun, Aug 05, 2001 at 10:54:25PM -0400, Louis LeBlanc wrote:
When I connect to an nntp server, Mutt checks for new messages and new
newsgroups. Due to the nature of nntp, coupled with M1s 'who the hell
uses usenet anyway' attitude (LOW priority), this can be a little
slow.
.
.
.
Does
On Mon, Aug 06, 2001 at 06:28:57PM -0500, David Champion wrote:
On 2001.08.06, in [EMAIL PROTECTED],
Mike Erickson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
All that would be necessary is a maillist_file setting in my .muttrc
just like alias_file, and add a command to add addresses to it. Although
On 08/07/01 11:59 PM, Christian Ordig sat at the `puter and typed:
On Sun, Aug 05, 2001 at 10:54:25PM -0400, Louis LeBlanc wrote:
When I connect to an nntp server, Mutt checks for new messages and new
newsgroups. Due to the nature of nntp, coupled with M1s 'who the hell
uses usenet
On 2001.08.07, in [EMAIL PROTECTED],
Brian Salter-Duke [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
macro index \Co pipe-messageaddlist ~/.mutt/listsenter Scan a message for
mailing lists to add
macro pager \Co pipe-messageaddlist ~/.mutt/listsenter Scan a message for
mailing lists to add
To get
I have a bit of a problem with mutt 1.2.5i that I have set up on a
debian 2.2 box: it does not want to show me in what folders do I have
new mail. I am thinking about writing a wrapper around mutt which
would give me little different folder listing not just showing which
folders have new mail,
on Tue,07 Aug 2001, Louis LeBlanc wrote:
Way cool, Thanks Cedric. I will check it out this week and provide
feedback.
Lou
On 08/07/01 03:18 PM, Cedric Duval sat at the `puter and typed:
Hi Zack, David, Andre, Ken, Chris and Louis :-)
Here is the patch to edit threads.
Two
on Tue,07 Aug 2001, Ricardo SIGNES wrote:
Greetings.
I'd like to set up a folder hook so that when entering a folder that looks
like =bar/foo, my From is set to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
While I know I can do this pretty easily with one folder hook per folder,
I wonder if I can use regex to
Louis LeBlanc [mutt-users] 07/08/01 18:56 -0400:
I REALLY don't care to start running my own nntp service, especially
I'm the only one on my machine that would be using it. Sure, I could
extend the expiration if I wanted, but . . .
I'd suggest using slrnpull + slrn then.
-suresh
i had a little luck with this patch:
http://www.mail-archive.com/mutt-users@mutt.org/msg15187.html
but there are a few picky little things. since i have little perl and no c
experience i could use some help :
for some reason the patch didn't apply happily even though the code looks
similar
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