* Piet [2022-02-19 00:17]:
> Dear List,
>
> I use Mutt with two external imap accounts.
> At the moment the only thing I miss by using Mutt is to filter and move
> emails to local folders.
> To be honest, I red a lot of howtos but do not understand, how to
> deal with folders.
That is exactly
* José María Mateos [2022-02-17 20:42]:
> Hi all,
>
> When I want to save an attachment, the default path is the path where mutt
> was launched (typically my home folder). I'd like to know if there's any
> config variable to set the destination folder for saved attachments. I know
> the
* Chris Green [2022-01-23 13:59]:
> This is a bit off topic for mutt specifically but it's about doing
> things to the mail I read using mutt, so it's not *very* OT. :-)
>
> I'm looking for a way to keep an archive (as in a maildir hierarchy)
> of *all* my mail into which I can merge my current
* Chris Green [2022-01-18 20:45]:
> I have the fairly standard setup for viewing HTML messages in mutt:-
>
> auto_view text/html
> unalternative_order *
> message-hook ~A "alternative_order text/html text/plain text"
>
> (The unalternative_order is because I have one special case
* Anders Damsgaard [2021-11-22 12:05]:
> * Globe Trotter via Mutt-users [2021-11-22 00:47:10
> +]:
>
> > What is the recommended way to pretty-print mutt emails? I found a
> > sourceforge perl script called muttprint but that was last updated in 2008,
> > and I was wondering what folks
* Globe Trotter via Mutt-users [2021-11-22 03:48]:
> What is the recommended way to pretty-print mutt
> emails? I found a sourceforge perl script called
> muttprint but that was last updated in 2008, and I was
> wondering what folks here recommended?
I use muttprint without problems. Find it
* Bhaskar Chowdhury [2021-09-18 07:31]:
> Well, I am trying to figure out ,how it could be done . As the subject line
> said , I need to create specific label on certain message and later wanted to
> view them in pager . Probably if I wish , selecting one of them and see those
> specific
* Ofer Inbar [2021-09-13 16:17]:
> On Mon, Sep 13, 2021 at 08:33:43AM +0300,
> Jean Louis wrote:
>
> > * Ofer Inbar [2021-09-13 02:15]:
> > > > All I do is:
> > > >
> > > > sudo ssh -L 25:mailhub:25 username@your_server
> > > &g
* Ofer Inbar [2021-09-13 02:15]:
> > All I do is:
> >
> > sudo ssh -L 25:mailhub:25 username@your_server
> >
> > And then, configuring 'localhost' as my smtp server on port 25
> > gets my mail sent directly forward through the SSH link.
I have just tried the method and mutt somehow got the
* Globe Trotter via Mutt-users [2021-09-12 17:47]:
> Thank you for this. OK, so you are correct in that doing nothing
> works on my office machine but not when I connect to it remotely to
> deliver my mail using ssh -L etc and am using that server to deliver
> my email.
Good that you explained
* Jean Louis [2021-09-10 09:56]:
> > I can open the html in an external browser and there I find the
> > link, but I would like an in-mutt solution (I don't really like
> > going to the browser to read my email if I can help it). This is
> > becoming quite a big conc
* Globe Trotter via Mutt-users [2021-09-10 07:30]:
> Hello,
>
> I am still new to mutt (having moved from sylpheed) and finding my way.
> Great, but one of the major issues that I have been having is that sometimes
> I get some e-mail which is written in html but which has no indication of any
* Chinmaya Nagpal [2021-08-20 23:20]:
> Is there any way to make it faster to do ~b limits in maildir mailboxes?
> I don't really use notmuch for much other than message body searching so
> I'm considering if I should get rid of it entirely.
If you don't know who is the correspondent and you
* Julius Hamilton [2021-07-07 22:57]:
> Unfortunately, I have been trying to get going with some simple tools like
> grepmail and mail and I can't find an answer to a simple question I
> have.
I recommend that you re-phrase the simple question.
How I have understood, you wish to see if there
* Jon LaBadie [2021-07-08 08:37]:
> > Could anyone provide me with some simple steps to download my Gmail inbox
> > to my filesystem as a mailbox, so that I could grepmail through it? I did
> > read that the mailbox could be saved to var/mail or just $HOME. In either
> > case I think grepmail can
* Julius Hamilton [2021-07-07 22:57]:
> Could anyone provide me with some simple steps to download my Gmail inbox
> to my filesystem as a mailbox, so that I could grepmail through it? I did
> read that the mailbox could be saved to var/mail or just $HOME. In either
> case I think grepmail can
* Julius Hamilton [2021-07-07 20:27]:
> Thanks.
> There is a lot of good stuff here to look into.
> I think I will try with grepmail first.
> I was wondering what the simplest way to send an email might be - the
> mentioned "mail" unix utility, perhaps?
Mutt is the way.
Use whatever you have
> The context is that I just would like to send emails and check for
> responses in a more precise and quick way than opening my inbox. I would
> like to have commands at my disposal when I am working on something to just
> send an email directly and later check for responses to that email, or
>
* P. Mazart [2021-07-01 09:18]:
> > This is all good as brainstorming.
>
> Nice, any chance that this system will be talked about in a blog or
> something like that? This CRM of yours sounds like an interesting read.
My business does depend on Mutt. Yesterday I was thinking how much we
are
Dear P. Mazart,
Thanks, I think I have solved the first part of my need, though it is
not any more the same as what I was doing before.
Here is the macro:
macro index,pager r "ef > ~/tmp/ef-email"
program `ef' is compiled with GNU Mailutils libraries, but it could be
probably a specialized
* Chris Green [2021-07-01 11:04]:
> The subject says it all really. :-)
>
> Is there any way that mutt can change the To: header of a message?
> This could be either on its way to 'compose' or on its way out from
> 'compose'.
>
> Basically I want to automate changing To: when replying to
* P. Mazart [2021-06-30 10:01]:
> Hi Jean,
>
> we missed each other in IRC, so here’s my reply.
Thanks.
> I think you could always create a {python,bash,ruby} script or c-program
> and let it “mimic” an editor when you reply:
>
> :macro index r "set
> editor=\"edit-id-then-reply.py\"set
>
This tip may be useful for people who are using Mutt in connection
with any kind of database like CRM Customer Relationship Management
systems.
I have made a mutt.desktop file in
~/.local/share/applications/mutt.desktop where I am designating a
script which is intercepting mailto: links that I
23 matches
Mail list logo
