Hi,
* David T-G [05/17/02 15:43:40 CEST] wrote:
...and then Rocco Rutte said...
Well, yeah; the point was that we don't need mutt's cool features here
since the mail interface isn't doing the encrypting.
Right, we (isn't it still only me who wants to solve something ;-)
don't need mutt at
Hello!
Since I'm unable to make mutt 1.3.99 list mailboxes in hidden
directories (see previous mail), I now tried to use normally named
mailboxes which are symlinks.
To do this, I've created a symlink from ML-MUTT-USERS to
ML-MUTT-USERS (in the case of this mailinglist). My mailboxes line
now
Hi,
* Robert Wagner [05/19/02 11:14:52 CEST] wrote:
how can I change the Subject shown in the browser? Since e.g. the mails
coming from certain mailing lists are put in a dedicated folder by
procmail, I do not need the preceeding string [mailing list blah] in
the Subject to identify them.
Hi,
* Alexander Skwar [05/19/02 10:34:23 CEST] wrote:
So I've set my mailboxes line to be:
mailboxes ! +.ML-MUTT-USERS
However, this doesn't work, because mutt doesn't seem to take mailboxes
which begin with a Dot (.) (and are hidden because of this).
If mutt didn't accept it, it would
So sprach Rocco Rutte am 2002-05-19 um 12:55:56 +0200 :
I guess you didn't touch the $mask variable. Maybe mutt does
what you'd want it to do but just doesn't display anything
because of your $mask.
Oh, yes, you're right! I would have thought that the $mask only
controls what's displayed in
On 07:35 19 May 2002, Alexander Skwar [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
| So sprach Rocco Rutte am 2002-05-19 um 12:55:56 +0200 :
| I guess you didn't touch the $mask variable. Maybe mutt does
| what you'd want it to do but just doesn't display anything
| because of your $mask.
|
| Oh, yes, you're
On 12:47 19 May 2002, Rocco Rutte [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
| * Robert Wagner [05/19/02 11:14:52 CEST] wrote:
| how can I change the Subject shown in the browser? Since e.g. the mails
| coming from certain mailing lists are put in a dedicated folder by
| procmail, I do not need the preceeding
On 04:38 19 May 2002, Alexander Skwar [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
| Since I'm unable to make mutt 1.3.99 list mailboxes in hidden
| directories (see previous mail), I now tried to use normally named
| mailboxes which are symlinks.
This is what I get for reading email backwards.
| To do this, I've
So sprach Cameron Simpson am 2002-05-20 um 10:17:56 +1000 :
Or you would work around it with a symlink or you don't wan't
to change $mask. Cheers,
Well, the symlink trick also only works when $mask=.* - see my other
mail. In the default $mask case, mutt doesn't look at the symlink
target.
So sprach Cameron Simpson am 2002-05-20 um 10:26:48 +1000 :
This is what I get for reading email backwards.
;)
SOunds like mutt's using lstat instad of stat. Probably a mistake
in this instance.
Yes, I agree.
What if you swap the symlink around:
rm ML-MUTT-USERS
mv
Rocco Rutte [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
* Robert Wagner [05/19/02 11:14:52 CEST] wrote:
how can I change the Subject shown in the browser? Since e.g. the
mails coming from certain mailing lists are put in a dedicated folder
by procmail, I do not need the preceeding string [mailing list
blah]
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