Is is possible to put the current mail entry at the top of my screen in
mutt? Looking for something like z command in VIM.
This essentially requires mutt to redraw, cursor line to the top of the
window.
--Malahal.
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Is there any particular reason why this wouldn't work?
The desktop is automatically backed up. Laptop will not have that
facility. This also requires that I configure laptop to get mail from
various sources that my desktop is already configured!
--Malahal.
at programs that would synchronize two maildirs. Looked at isync
(mbsync) but that seems to need an IMAP (am I right?). Any other
programs that can work for me. If not, I may end up writing my own!
TIA,
Malahal.
read and delete an email from my laptop, I would like it to be
deleted at the desktop too. For that, I need to run rsync otherway but
that could delete the new mail arrived at the desktop.
--Malahal.
:
alias name-of-alias [EMAIL PROTECTED],[EMAIL PROTECTED],[EMAIL
PROTECTED]
That would involve lot of editing if there are lots of names in the
list. I can use my editor tricks to reduce the amount of editing, but I
am looking for a mutt feature that can help me create such an alias
easily!
--Malahal.
reply) but would like to modify the subject and make sure
this email goes without any in-reply-to header. Is this possible in
mutt?
Thanks, Malahal.
but I don't have edit_headers option set. Fortunately, I can
use 'E' to edit headers after composing the body of the message and
scrap the In-Reply-To field.
Thank you for the tip!
--Malahal.
Looks like there is something storing a record of all the mails I
receive in a file/folder called 'from'. It just records the time,
subject and the mbox name it goes to.
Could it be procmail doing it? Or just the mutt itself is doing it?
--Malahal.
Hmmm, looks like it is procmail's logfile!!!
--Malahal.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Looks like there is something storing a record of all the mails I
receive in a file/folder called 'from'. It just records the time,
subject and the mbox name it goes to.
Could it be procmail
but I
don't want those.
I am now using this '~f malahal !(~s Re:)', but looking for a better
one.
The search pattern ~P will match the messages from you.
But that includes all the messages from me including a reply to someone
else's original post. I want to get all the threads initiated by me
to someone else's email but I
don't want those.
just guessing, but, wouldn't it be possible to search for emails that
don't contain the In-Reply-To header?
I was hoping someone would point something like this.
~P !~h In-Reply-To works for me.
--Malahal.
Hi, I get mails from mailing lists and I respond to mails from others.
Is there a way I can 'limit' messages initiated by me? I know how to get
all messages from me that include replies to someone else's email but I
don't want those.
I am now using this '~f malahal !(~s Re:)', but looking
Is it possible to send stdin as an mbox to mutt?
Thanks, Malahal.
I think I could interrupt mutt some times but I can't when it is
downloading messages from an news server. Is there a way I can stop it
other than killing and restarting it?
Thanks, Malahal.
I would like to search for mails from a specific author but would like
to include all related threads (the responses may be from different
authors). Is this possible?
the server. What am I doing wrong? I would like it
to cache the headers and remember what I read.
Thank you for your time.
Thanks, Malahal.
PS: Also set newsrc = ~/.newsrc
Looks like I need to subscribe to a list (just mutt notion of it) before
it can cache them. Makes sense!
Thanks, Malahal.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am using mutt as my news reader also. I am on gentoo compiled with
'nntp' use flag. I believe, it gets Vsevolod Volkov's patch
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