verify-key not a function

manual-6.html reads: verify-key c verify a PGP public key But when I enter: :bind pager 'V' verify-key I get verify-key: no such function in map -- Drew

Re: fcc rules for tmda addresses

Hi, * David T-G [05/07/02 15:34:23 CEST] wrote: > Hi, all -- > Now that some folks have discovered tmda and are sending mail with dated > return addresses (like davidtg-dated-somelongencryptedstring), saving > those messages gets to be tricky. Has anyone come up with a way to tell > mutt to sav

Re: How does mutt send mail?

Hi, * John Poltorak [05/07/02 12:55:49 CEST] wrote: > So, it's a mystery to me how mutt invokes sendmail. Run mutt with the '-v' option. It should list its default fallback to a path to the sendmail binary. And: ,- | pdmef@klaus~$ strings `which mutt` | grep sendmail | sendmail_wait | /usr/loca

Re: How does mutt send mail?

> Looking through the mutt executable, I can't see any references to > sendmail. How'd you look? Here's what i get: $ strings mutt | grep sendmail sendmail_wait /usr/sbin/sendmail -oem -oi /usr/sbin/sendmail -- Mike Schiraldi VeriSign Applied Research msg27926/pgp0.pgp Description: PG

Re: special treatment for bcc:'s

Tobias -- ...and then Tobias Kirchhofer said... % % Hi, i am currently switching from mulberry to mutt. Mulberry has a Good for you! % nice feature. I can configure a special text which is automatically % mixed in the mail body for the bcc:'s. % % Something like: % % IMPORTANT! This message

special treatment for bcc:'s

Hi, i am currently switching from mulberry to mutt. Mulberry has a nice feature. I can configure a special text which is automatically mixed in the mail body for the bcc:'s. Something like: IMPORTANT! This message has been blind-carbon-copied to you. Do not reply-to-all or forward it without the

fcc rules for tmda addresses

Hi, all -- Now that some folks have discovered tmda and are sending mail with dated return addresses (like davidtg-dated-somelongencryptedstring), saving those messages gets to be tricky. Has anyone come up with a way to tell mutt to save an address of the form .*-dated-.* as just the first

ailasing mailboxes

Is it possible to alias a mailbox? I often need to save messages to a remote IMAP box... example... my mail is all stored in imaps://dan@localhost/... once in a while, I need to save a message to imaps://user@localhost/path/to/box typing it manually every time is no fun... but what other opt

Re: How to move more than one mail from mbox to another folder/mbox?

Oliver -- ...and then Oliver Fuchs said... % % On Mon, 06 May 2002, David T-G wrote: % > Tag the bunch first and then use tag-prefix (bound by default to ';') % > before your command (like 'C' to copy or 's' to save). And RTFM again :-) % Hi, % thank you very much ... that was the awnser of my

Re: How does mutt send mail?

On Tue, May 07, 2002 at 12:12:13PM +0100, Dave Smith wrote: > On Tue, May 07, 2002 at 11:55:49AM +0100, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > > I'm trying to discover why mutt seems to take so much longer to send an > > email after I moved my mail server to a different machine, > > It might be related to D

Re: How does mutt send mail?

On Tue, May 07, 2002 at 11:55:49AM +0100, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > I'm trying to discover why mutt seems to take so much longer to send an > email after I moved my mail server to a different machine, It might be related to DNS lookup. Depending on the configuration of the machine, it might tr

Re: How does mutt send mail?

07-May-02 at 11:55, John Poltorak ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote : > I'm trying to discover why mutt seems to take so much longer to send an > email after I moved my mail server to a different machine, but I can't > work out how mutt interacts with sendmail... It calls it as most programs do, via /p

How does mutt send mail?

I'm trying to discover why mutt seems to take so much longer to send an email after I moved my mail server to a different machine, but I can't work out how mutt interacts with sendmail... Looking through the mutt executable, I can't see any references to sendmail. My .muttrc does not contain

Re: How to select/move more than one mail to another folder?

On Tue, 07 May 2002, Simon White wrote: > Hi > > Use tagging. > > For example, if your key bindings are the default: > > Key Function > t > ... as many times as necessary ... > ts (Tag-save) > > Then choose your folder. You can automatically tag several messages at > once with >

Re: How to select/move more than one mail to another folder?

06-May-02 at 22:18, Oliver Fuchs ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote : > Hi all, > I have a question regarding the movement of mails in my mbox. How do I > manage to move more than one mail (step by step with C) to another > folder (mailbox). How can I mark more than one mail and tell mutt to > move (copy)