Re: sort threads
* Deb [EMAIL PROTECTED] [2002-07-03 22:37 -0700]: * Oliver Fuchs [EMAIL PROTECTED] [2002-07-04 06:15:38 +0200]: set sort=subject set sort=threads# sorting the mails in threads set sort_aux=date # sorting the threads ... that works for me Nope, didn't work. Must be something else. Do you have any hooks which change $sort? What's the output of :set ?sort\n? Nicolas
Re: MUTT AND NNTP
Hi, * Doug Lawlor [02-07-02 17:16:16 +0200] wrote: Hello, Justed downloaded mutt 1.4 and am interested in patching in NNTP support. which is the best NNTP patch to use? I understand that more than one exists. Well, it depends on you and what you like. I personally use 'vvv.nntp' and like it, but I hear that other patches work equally good. I suggest giving them all a try. I've some kind of documentation for the vvv.nntp patch (describing which variables are new and what they're for, new commands,...): http://www.inf.tu-dresden.de/~s1118644/mutt-and-news.html HTH, Cheers, Rocco
Re: Minor annoyance with fcc-save-hooks
Hi, * Lars Becker [02-07-02 19:21:12 +0200] wrote: I know it's possible to reach my goal if i use save-hooks and fcc-hooks instead of fcc-save-hooks. The disadvantage of this is clear: i (and any other mutt user) will have to set two hooks for every correspondent. With some 50+ correspondents in the configuration file it becomes quite intricate. Hmm, sounds like a job for a configuration script (/bin/sh or /usr/bin/perl, or ...)... ;-) Cheers, Rocco
[PATCH] crude support for Maildir++ folders in mutt
Hi,
The patch below is a quick dirty hack to make mutt handle Maildir++
(see http://www.inter7.com/courierimap/README.maildirquota.html).
folders and emulated sub-folders (with '.' as hierarchy separator).
It was generated against the latest mutt-1.5.x development (unstable)
CVS tree.
Here are my .muttrc settings to go with it:
set folder=maildir:/home/marc/Maildir:
set
mask=!(^(tmp|cur|new|courierimapuiddb|courierimapsubscribed|procmail.log|\.\.ev-summary|\.\.)$)
set spoolfile=~/Maildir
set record=~/Maildir/.Sent
Again, this is a hack, not a proper solution. Use at your own risk.
I'm no mutt developer, just a user who was tired of waiting forever
for mutt to slowly load big folders through a courier-imap server running
over loopback. Now at least it can access them directly.
I've also applied Michael Elkins's Maildir header caching patch
(http://www.cs.hmc.edu/~me/mutt/patch-1.5.0.me.hcache.8) which
provides a good speed improvement too.
Improvements or a proper implementation are welcome. Please Cc: responses
to marc at mbsi.ca as I do not always monitor the lists.
Cheers
Marc
--- muttlib.c 2002/07/04 12:30:59 1.1
+++ muttlib.c 2002/07/04 12:52:28
-477,6 +477,18
imap_expand_path (s, slen);
#endif
+ if (mx_is_maildir (s) Maildir) {
+ strcpy(tmp, strchr(s, ':') + 1);
+ if(t = strchr(tmp, ':')) {
+ *t = '/';
+ t++;
+ while(t = strchr(t, '/')) {
+ *t = '.';
+ }
+ }
+ strfcpy(s, tmp, strlen(tmp) + 1);
+ }
+
return (s);
}
--- browser.c 2002/07/04 12:30:59 1.1
+++ browser.c 2002/07/04 12:30:59
-608,6 +614,8
imap_browse (LastDir, state);
}
#endif
+if (!buffy mx_is_maildir (LastDir))
+ mutt_expand_path (LastDir, sizeof (LastDir));
}
*f = 0;
--- mailbox.h 2002/07/04 12:30:59 1.1
+++ mailbox.h 2002/07/04 12:30:59
-73,6 +73,7
#ifdef USE_POP
int mx_is_pop (const char *);
#endif
+int mx_is_maildir (const char *);
int mx_access (const char*, int);
int mx_check_empty (const char *);
--- mx.c2002/07/04 12:30:59 1.1
+++ mx.c2002/07/04 12:30:59
-354,6 +354,14
}
#endif
+int mx_is_maildir (const char *p)
+{
+ if (!p)
+return 0;
+
+ return (url_check_scheme (p) == U_MAILDIR);
+}
+
int mx_get_magic (const char *path)
{
struct stat st;
--- url.c 2002/07/04 12:30:59 1.1
+++ url.c 2002/07/04 12:30:59
-36,6 +36,7
{ pop, U_POP },
{ pops,U_POPS },
{ mailto, U_MAILTO },
+ { maildir, U_MAILDIR },
{ NULL, U_UNKNOWN}
};
--- url.h 2002/07/04 12:30:59 1.1
+++ url.h 2002/07/04 12:30:59
-9,6 +9,7
U_IMAP,
U_IMAPS,
U_MAILTO,
+ U_MAILDIR,
U_UNKNOWN
}
url_scheme_t;
displaying folder name in xterm title
hi mutters, is there a way to change xterm's title according to the folder currently opened in a mutt so that it updates correctly whenever the folder inside of mutt is changed? probably some folder-hook magic that can execute shell commands and issue appropriate echo with escape sequences and folder's name to change the title? thanx, martin -- King of Swamp Castle: This is supposed to be a happy occasion. Let's not bicker and argue about who killed who. -- Monty Python and the Holy Grail msg29372/pgp0.pgp Description: PGP signature
[PATCH] crude support for Maildir++ folders in mutt
Hi,
The patch below is a quick dirty hack to make mutt handle Maildir++
(see http://www.inter7.com/courierimap/README.maildirquota.html).
folders and emulated sub-folders (with '.' as hierarchy separator).
It was generated against the latest mutt-1.5.x development (unstable)
CVS tree.
Here are my .muttrc settings to go with it:
set folder=maildir:/home/marc/Maildir:
set
mask=!(^(tmp|cur|new|courierimapuiddb|courierimapsubscribed|procmail.log|\.\.ev-summary|\.\.)$)
set spoolfile=~/Maildir
set record=~/Maildir/.Sent
Again, this is a hack, not a proper solution. Use at your own risk.
I'm no mutt developer, just a user who was tired of waiting forever
for mutt to slowly load big folders through a courier-imap server running
over loopback. Now at least it can access them directly.
I've also applied Michael Elkins's Maildir header caching patch
(http://www.cs.hmc.edu/~me/mutt/patch-1.5.0.me.hcache.8) which
provides a good speed improvement too.
Improvements or a proper implementation are welcome. Please Cc: responses
to marc at mbsi.ca as I do not always monitor the lists.
Cheers
Marc
--- muttlib.c 2002/07/04 12:30:59 1.1
+++ muttlib.c 2002/07/04 12:52:28
-477,6 +477,18
imap_expand_path (s, slen);
#endif
+ if (mx_is_maildir (s) Maildir) {
+ strcpy(tmp, strchr(s, ':') + 1);
+ if(t = strchr(tmp, ':')) {
+ *t = '/';
+ t++;
+ while(t = strchr(t, '/')) {
+ *t = '.';
+ }
+ }
+ strfcpy(s, tmp, strlen(tmp) + 1);
+ }
+
return (s);
}
--- browser.c 2002/07/04 12:30:59 1.1
+++ browser.c 2002/07/04 12:30:59
-608,6 +614,8
imap_browse (LastDir, state);
}
#endif
+if (!buffy mx_is_maildir (LastDir))
+ mutt_expand_path (LastDir, sizeof (LastDir));
}
*f = 0;
--- mailbox.h 2002/07/04 12:30:59 1.1
+++ mailbox.h 2002/07/04 12:30:59
-73,6 +73,7
#ifdef USE_POP
int mx_is_pop (const char *);
#endif
+int mx_is_maildir (const char *);
int mx_access (const char*, int);
int mx_check_empty (const char *);
--- mx.c2002/07/04 12:30:59 1.1
+++ mx.c2002/07/04 12:30:59
-354,6 +354,14
}
#endif
+int mx_is_maildir (const char *p)
+{
+ if (!p)
+return 0;
+
+ return (url_check_scheme (p) == U_MAILDIR);
+}
+
int mx_get_magic (const char *path)
{
struct stat st;
--- url.c 2002/07/04 12:30:59 1.1
+++ url.c 2002/07/04 12:30:59
-36,6 +36,7
{ pop, U_POP },
{ pops,U_POPS },
{ mailto, U_MAILTO },
+ { maildir, U_MAILDIR },
{ NULL, U_UNKNOWN}
};
--- url.h 2002/07/04 12:30:59 1.1
+++ url.h 2002/07/04 12:30:59
-9,6 +9,7
U_IMAP,
U_IMAPS,
U_MAILTO,
+ U_MAILDIR,
U_UNKNOWN
}
url_scheme_t;
Re: displaying folder name in xterm title
Hi, There must be a way. It should just be a matter of sending the right escape sequence to the terminal. You can probably do this in the status_format. I think the escape sequences are as follows: \033]0;whatever you want in the title\007 There are also escape sequences for the window name and the icon name. Probably \033]1; and \033]2; respectively. I'm not sure which is which. But googling it should reveal something. Regards, Aragon | By Martin Man [EMAIL PROTECTED] | [ 2002-07-04 15:38 +0200 ] hi mutters, is there a way to change xterm's title according to the folder currently opened in a mutt so that it updates correctly whenever the folder inside of mutt is changed? probably some folder-hook magic that can execute shell commands and issue appropriate echo with escape sequences and folder's name to change the title? thanx, martin -- King of Swamp Castle: This is supposed to be a happy occasion. Let's not bicker and argue about who killed who. -- Monty Python and the Holy Grail
Re: displaying folder name in xterm title
On Thu, Jul 04, 2002 at 04:17:13PM +0200, Aragon Gouveia wrote: Hi, There must be a way. It should just be a matter of sending the right escape sequence to the terminal. You can probably do this in the status_format. The question's come up a few times - I don't recall the answer, myself. It has to be done outside the normal screen operations since those would translate the escape sequence into readable form. I think the escape sequences are as follows: \033]0;whatever you want in the title\007 There are also escape sequences for the window name and the icon name. Probably \033]1; and \033]2; respectively. I'm not sure which is which. But googling it should reveal something. That's likely (they're documented in a number of places including of course xterm). -- Thomas E. Dickey [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://invisible-island.net ftp://invisible-island.net
Re: MUTT AND NNTP
I have the vvv.nntp patched in here. It's quite nice. Thanks for the documentation. Doug -- Doug Lawlor [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: sort threads
* Nicolas Rachinsky [EMAIL PROTECTED] [2002-07-04 09:16:25 +0200]: Do you have any hooks which change $sort? What's the output of :set ?sort\n? Ah, found it... I was sourcing a file that escaped me on the first 2 go-throughs, and resetting sort to date-sent. Whew! Thanks for the help, deb -- If it dies, it's biology. If it blows up, it's chemistry, and if it doesn't work, it's physics. -- University bathroom graffito ô¿ô ~
Re: displaying folder name in xterm title
On Thu, Jul 04, 2002 at 03:36:20PM +0200, Martin Man wrote: is there a way to change xterm's title according to the folder currently opened in a mutt so that it updates correctly whenever the folder inside of mutt is changed? yup - look at the xtitle patch, linked from the mutt.org patches page: http://www.robots.ox.ac.uk/~neil/mutt/ -- Dan Boger [EMAIL PROTECTED] msg29378/pgp0.pgp Description: PGP signature
Re: [PATCH] crude support for Maildir++ folders in mutt
Marc Boucher wrote: The patch below is a quick dirty hack to make mutt handle Maildir++ (see http://www.inter7.com/courierimap/README.maildirquota.html). folders and emulated sub-folders (with '.' as hierarchy separator). It was generated against the latest mutt-1.5.x development (unstable) CVS tree. what exactly didn't work about using mutt with Maildir++ before? i've never had a problem with it -- Will Yardley input: william hq . newdream . net .
Re: [PATCH] crude support for Maildir++ folders in mutt
On Thu, Jul 04, 2002 at 10:50:59AM -0700, Will Yardley wrote: Marc Boucher wrote: The patch below is a quick dirty hack to make mutt handle Maildir++ (see http://www.inter7.com/courierimap/README.maildirquota.html). folders and emulated sub-folders (with '.' as hierarchy separator). It was generated against the latest mutt-1.5.x development (unstable) CVS tree. what exactly didn't work about using mutt with Maildir++ before? i've never had a problem with it Try mutt -f +Folder or mutt -f +Folder/Subfolder to access ~/Maildir/.Folder or ~/Maildir/.Folder.Subfolder respectively. Marc -- Will Yardley input: william hq . newdream . net .
Re: [PATCH] crude support for Maildir++ folders in mutt
Marc Boucher wrote: On Thu, Jul 04, 2002 at 10:50:59AM -0700, Will Yardley wrote: Marc Boucher wrote: The patch below is a quick dirty hack to make mutt handle Maildir++ (see http://www.inter7.com/courierimap/README.maildirquota.html). folders and emulated sub-folders (with '.' as hierarchy separator). It was generated against the latest mutt-1.5.x development (unstable) CVS tree. what exactly didn't work about using mutt with Maildir++ before? i've never had a problem with it Try mutt -f +Folder or mutt -f +Folder/Subfolder to access ~/Maildir/.Folder or ~/Maildir/.Folder.Subfolder respectively. yeah but you can do mutt -f .Folder or mutt -f .Folder.Subfolder... i agree that a patch to enter folder names in the conventional way would be nice just wasn't sure what your patch did. does it also make the folders show up normally in the folder index? -- Will Yardley input: william hq . newdream . net .
Re: [PATCH] crude support for Maildir++ folders in mutt
On Thu, Jul 04, 2002 at 11:05:25AM -0700, Will Yardley wrote:
Marc Boucher wrote:
On Thu, Jul 04, 2002 at 10:50:59AM -0700, Will Yardley wrote:
Marc Boucher wrote:
The patch below is a quick dirty hack to make mutt handle Maildir++
(see http://www.inter7.com/courierimap/README.maildirquota.html).
folders and emulated sub-folders (with '.' as hierarchy separator).
It was generated against the latest mutt-1.5.x development (unstable)
CVS tree.
what exactly didn't work about using mutt with Maildir++ before? i've
never had a problem with it
Try
mutt -f +Folder
or
mutt -f +Folder/Subfolder
to access
~/Maildir/.Folder
or
~/Maildir/.Folder.Subfolder
respectively.
yeah but you can do mutt -f .Folder
or
mutt -f .Folder.Subfolder...
yes, but it's not practical.
i agree that a patch to enter folder names in the conventional way would
be nice just wasn't sure what your patch did.
does it also make the folders show up normally in the folder index?
not yet, however the updated version below does reverse translation in
mutt_pretty_mailbox()..
Marc
--- muttlib.c 2002/07/04 12:30:59 1.1
+++ muttlib.c 2002/07/04 18:07:54
-477,6 +477,18
imap_expand_path (s, slen);
#endif
+ if (mx_is_maildir (s) Maildir) {
+ strcpy(tmp, strchr(s, ':') + 1);
+ if(t = strchr(tmp, ':')) {
+ *t = '/';
+ t++;
+ while(t = strchr(t, '/')) {
+ *t = '.';
+ }
+ }
+ strfcpy(s, tmp, strlen(tmp) + 1);
+ }
+
return (s);
}
-737,6 +749,24
}
*q = 0;
+ if(Maildir url_check_scheme(Maildir) == U_MAILDIR) {
+ char *mp, *mpe;
+
+ mp = strchr(Maildir, ':') + 1;
+ mpe = strchr(mp, ':');
+ if(mpe) {
+ len = mpe - mp;
+ if(!mutt_strncmp(s, mp, len) s[len] == '/' s[len+1] == '.') {
+ *s++ = '=';
+ memmove (s, s + len + 1, mutt_strlen (s + len + 1) + 1);
+ mp = s;
+ while(mp = strchr(mp, '.')) {
+ *mp = '/';
+ }
+ }
+ }
+ }
+
if (mutt_strncmp (s, Maildir, (len = mutt_strlen (Maildir))) == 0
s[len] == '/')
{
--- mx.c2002/07/04 10:57:51 1.1
+++ mx.c2002/07/04 12:08:14
-354,6 +354,14
}
#endif
+int mx_is_maildir (const char *p)
+{
+ if (!p)
+return 0;
+
+ return (url_check_scheme (p) == U_MAILDIR);
+}
+
int mx_get_magic (const char *path)
{
struct stat st;
--- url.c 2002/07/04 11:04:46 1.1
+++ url.c 2002/07/04 11:04:50
-36,6 +36,7
{ pop, U_POP },
{ pops,U_POPS },
{ mailto, U_MAILTO },
+ { maildir, U_MAILDIR },
{ NULL, U_UNKNOWN}
};
--- url.h 2002/07/04 11:04:59 1.1
+++ url.h 2002/07/04 11:05:07
-9,6 +9,7
U_IMAP,
U_IMAPS,
U_MAILTO,
+ U_MAILDIR,
U_UNKNOWN
}
url_scheme_t;
--- browser.c 2002/07/04 11:42:43 1.1
+++ browser.c 2002/07/04 12:06:31
-608,6 +614,8
imap_browse (LastDir, state);
}
#endif
+if (!buffy mx_is_maildir (LastDir))
+ mutt_expand_path (LastDir, sizeof (LastDir));
}
*f = 0;
--- mailbox.h 2002/07/04 12:07:27 1.1
+++ mailbox.h 2002/07/04 12:07:37
-73,6 +73,7
#ifdef USE_POP
int mx_is_pop (const char *);
#endif
+int mx_is_maildir (const char *);
int mx_access (const char*, int);
int mx_check_empty (const char *);
mutt error
Hi all, I'm probably the newest member here ... anyway, i got a problem! When i try to send mails using mutt, i get the following error messages Error sending message, child exited 127 (Exec error.). How can i get around this and enable my mutt to send mails. It reads mails fine from my Maildir directory but it doesn't send. I use Exim for my mail server on Linux 7.1 thanks and kind regards, -fiao
Re: mutt error
On Thu, 04 Jul 2002, Fisayo Adeleke wrote: Hi all, I'm probably the newest member here ... anyway, i got a problem! When i try to send mails using mutt, i get the following error messages Error sending message, child exited 127 (Exec error.). When you asked this the other day, I told you to investigate the set sendmail option in muttrc and IIRC Andre Berger told you to investigate the permissions of /usr/bin/mutt_dotlock. If you missed those posts, read back and/or explain whether these posts helped. -- Lee J. Moore [EMAIL PROTECTED] Benefit the community and reply to the list msg29384/pgp0.pgp Description: PGP signature
Re: sort threads
On Thu, Jul 04, 2002 at 06:15:38AM +0200, Oliver Fuchs wrote: On Wed, 03 Jul 2002, Deb wrote: But when I use mutt to read email, messages are not sorted by threads by default. I have to go to options (o) and then sort by threads (t), which then gives me the display that I want. Hi, try set sort=subject set sort=threads # sorting the mails in threads set sort_aux=date # sorting the threads ... that works for me The setting set sort=subject should have no effect because it is overwritten by set sort=threads. Or am I wrong here? Raoul
