* Stefan Wimmer swim...@xs4all.nl [160209, 02:20]:
* Ennio-Sr nasr.la...@tin.it [2009-02-16 01:32]:
[Using mutt 1.5.18-6 under GNU/Linux Lenny, from console]
Hi all,
I found many old posts explaining how to choose a different From header
from a list of From hdrs while composing a
On Mon, Feb 16, 2009 at 10:50:16AM +0100, Ennio-Sr wrote:
I already use hooks
Ok.
was just
curious about the possibility to choose on the fly the From hdr the way
one can do it with
Brandon
Are you wanting to do filtering beyond what you are doing with Gmail's
filtering? Or are you trying to subvert the web interface altogether?
This matters to answering your question.
Sorry i think i might have slightly misled your thinking and should clarify.
a] I want to use mutt on
Kyle
You mean procmail, not postfix, right? Procmail *APPEARS* easier, but
has some massive problems with error handling (see
No assuming Ubuntu Linux by Von Hagan is correct.
examples [if i've learnt anything!]
MTA [mail transfer agent] - sendmail, postfix, qmail, exim, mstmp
MDA [mail
On Fri, Feb 13, 2009 at 06:21:47PM -0600, Derek Martin wrote:
pedantic
FWIW, the statement is correct as stated. A statement which is
phrased as an absolute which is not always true is false (i.e. not
true).
/pedantic
Derek has accumulated enough clarity points to win his pedant pendant
for
Hi,
(sorry if double-posted, but my original post did not show up for 5 hours)
I'm trying to bind control-up and control-down.
Neither ctrlup
nor \cup
nor \111
does the trick.
Any ideas?
Thanks,
Sven
Quoting Nicolas Sebrecht (nicolas.s-...@laposte.net):
curious about the possibility to choose on the fly the From hdr the way
one can do it with a mailer under X (e.g. gmail.com).
Not sure to understand what you're looking for exactly. Could you
explain, please ? What's that mysterious
* Nicolas Sebrecht nicolas.s-...@laposte.net [160209, 12:23]:
Not sure to understand what you're looking for exactly. Could you
explain, please ? What's that mysterious feature « choose on the fly the
From: field ? »
On posts going back to 2003 I red it was possible to switch identity
On 2009-02-15_13:13:09, Brandon Sandrowicz wrote:
On Sun, Feb 15, 2009 at 06:41:46PM +, James Freer wrote:
...snip...
Exim is part of the default install because in the olden days all of
your email was delivered to the 'mail spool' (usually
/var/mail/$USERNAME or
Hi,
* Ennio-Sr wrote:
On posts going back to 2003 I red it was possible to switch identity
while composing a message. What I understood from those posts was that
you had to put the following lines in .muttrc:
macro compose z edit-from^UIdentity_tab Select from
alias Identity_1
Hi,
I'm trying to bind control-up and control-down.
Neither ctrlup
nor \cup
nor \111
does the trick.
Any ideas?
Thanks,
Sven
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On Monday, February 16 at 02:31 PM, quoth Sven Hergenhahn:
I'm trying to bind control-up and control-down.
Good luck - many terminals don't actually understand those as any
different than normal up and down.
But, the way to find out if mutt can see
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On Monday, February 16 at 12:09 PM, quoth James Freer:
Kyle
You mean procmail, not postfix, right? Procmail *APPEARS* easier, but
has some massive problems with error handling (see
No assuming Ubuntu Linux by Von Hagan is correct.
You said I need
On Mon, Feb 16, 2009 at 10:44:45AM -0600, Kyle Wheeler wrote:
[..]
Of course, now we're getting into pedantry, and kinda off track. :)
We are computer geeks; pedantry is never off-track.
http://xkcd.com/386/
Cheers,
--
Noah Sheppard
Assistant Computer Resource Manager
Taylor University CSE
Of course, now we're getting into pedantry, and kinda off track. :)
~Kyle
Yea sure. I've been trying to learn my way through this. Now that exim
appears to be a default install and maildrop has dependencies on exim.
I'll be installing maildrop shortly and hopefully end up with the mutt
I know this is a little off topic, but I have the impression that there
are a number of people on this list that use offlineimap and this seemed
like the best forum for my question.
I've been using offlineimap for a few months now to sync a local maildir
with a gmail account and I've had some
Hello,
Has anyone had any success using mutt to send email using the comcast smtp
service?
I have comcast as my ISP, and while according to comcast I should be able to
use
smtp.comcast.net:25 as my smtp host, whenever I try to send email, I get an
error saying that it is an invalid smtp
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On Monday, February 16 at 05:51 PM, quoth Don Raikes:
smtp.comcast.net:25 as my smtp host, whenever I try to send email, I
get an error saying that it is an invalid smtp host.
How do you send email: via mutt's $smtp_url or with $sendmail or...?
Hello,
Has anyone had any success using mutt to send email using the comcast smtp
service?
I have comcast as my ISP, and while according to comcast I should be able to
use
smtp.comcast.net:25 as my smtp host, whenever I try to send email, I get an
error saying that it is an
* Rem P Roberti remeg...@comcast.net [2009-02-16 10:00:10 -0800]:
I have comcast as my ISP, and while according to comcast I should be
able to use
smtp.comcast.net:25 as my smtp host, whenever I try to send email, I get an
error saying that it is an invalid smtp host.
Comcast is my
On Mon, Feb 16, 2009 at 11:34:31AM -0600, Kevin Beranek wrote:
I know this is a little off topic, but I have the impression that there
are a number of people on this list that use offlineimap and this seemed
like the best forum for my question.
offlineimap has its own mailing list.
On Mon, Feb 16, 2009 at 08:40:42PM +0100, Nicolas Sebrecht wrote:
offlineimap has its own mailing list.
I'm supposedly subscribed to it but I never get any of the messages so I
figured I probably couldn't send any emails to it.
I use offlineimap here and had some similar crashes (not that
Hi Rocco!
* Rocco Rutte pd...@gmx.net [160209, 16:44]:
Hi,
* Ennio-Sr wrote:
On posts going back to 2003 I red it was possible to switch identity
while composing a message. What I understood from those posts was that
you had to put the following lines in .muttrc:
macro
2009/2/16 James Freer jesseja...@googlemail.com:
Of course, now we're getting into pedantry, and kinda off track. :)
~Kyle
Yea sure. I've been trying to learn my way through this. Now that exim
appears to be a default install and maildrop has dependencies on exim.
I'll be installing
On Mon, Feb 16, 2009 at 10:00:53PM +0100, Ennio-Sr wrote:
* Rocco Rutte pd...@gmx.net [160209, 16:44]:
Yes, this works like a charm. What _exactly_ happens in your case? A
guess: you put ^ and U in there instead of a Control-U character?
I just put an '^' and a 'U' as can be seen printed in
Hi Ed!
* Ed Blackman e...@edgewood.to [160209, 17:35]:
ent-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable
It works for me. Relevant sections of my .muttrc:
alias Identity_default Ed Blackman e...@edgewood.to
alias Identity_school Ed Blackman a...@school.edu
alias Identity_hobby Ed Blackman
My muttrc has this setting which I find very very convenient
macro compose escjb escf\Ca\CkJoe \j...@bloggs.com\\n
macro compose escjj escf\Ca\CkJoe Bloggs \joe.bl...@bloggs.com\\n
macro compose escjf escf\Ca\CkJonathon \joe.bl...@anotherisp.com\\n
What this does is before I send my mail, push
On Tue, Feb 17, 2009 at 01:16:14AM +0100, Ennio-Sr wrote:
I commented all my .muttrc lines referring to 'unhook' and 'send-hook'
and adapted the lines you suggested to my addresses. Still nothing
happens when I press 'z'!
Are you sure you're in the compose menu when you press 'z'? You should
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