Is this possible? I can't find anything really useful using a Google
search.
Ailbhe
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On (29/03/01 10:06), Wade A. Mosely wrote:
send-hook . "set from=\"`~/.mutt/selectfrom`\""
(Note the use of backquotes for command substitution.)
set signature='~/.mutt/createsig|'
This is lovely and I fully intend to use it, as soon as I write the
appropriate scripts.
On (05/04/01 12:29), Theo Bierman wrote:
hi, i'm a first time user, still customizing my mutt, or at least
trying to, how can i set up rules for incomming mail, so that it
goes to different folders
Use procmail. There's info on my website (see "support"), and at
http://www.procmail.org/ and
On (05/04/01 11:09), Thomas Duterme wrote:
So I use 'c' all the time to go through all of my mailboxes
and find out which box has new mail.
An admirable practice. I use "c" and then hit space until it cycles
through to a list which looks interesting...
Q1: How do I control which folders will
On (05/04/01 15:26), Wade A. Mosely wrote:
Ailbhe Leamy wrote:
Nothing I've tried has allowed me to colour ^X-(anything except
X-Mailer:) seperately from X-Mailer:
XMailer: always gets trapped in the X- colouring.
Try specifying the X- coloring before the X-Mailer coloring, e.g
On (05/04/01 20:57), TeLeNiEkO wrote:
Is there anyway to integrate mutt and xEmacs? I'd like to use both
integrated, I actually use emacs as my editor, but Launching xEmacs
is ugly.
set editor="emacs -nw"
emacs no window.
"It works for me"(tm)
Ailbhe
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On (05/04/01 16:39), Aaron Schrab wrote:
color header green black ^X-
color header white black ^X-Mailer:
Works for me. I'm using the development version, but that shouldn't
matter.
If for some reason the above doesn't work for you you could use a regexp
like:
On (05/04/01 16:39), Aaron Schrab wrote:
color header green black ^X-
color header white black ^X-Mailer:
OK, so I start mutt in a different xterm and suddenly it works. After
I've emailed to say "It still won't play nice!"
I have no idea why.
Thanks to everyone who helped.
If anyone
On (06/04/01 04:32), Johannes Zellner wrote:
Is there a way to select a pop server like
pop://mail.myisp.com
somehow by completion (like I can select regular mailboxes by '='
and tab)
I seriously doubt that you want mutt to download the entire DNS
database from all over the net...
On (08/04/01 23:05), Luke Ravitch wrote:
As an aside, what version of Mutt do you use? On 1.2.4, I don't see
From his headers...
User-Agent: Mutt/1.2.5i
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OK, I want the moon and the world on a stick, but...
When I run mutt -y, or when I change folders using c and ?, os it
possible to get it to display only folders containing new mail?
Otherwise I have two screensful of folders at least.
Ailbhe
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On (11/04/01 12:02), Lars Hecking wrote:
Also, I wonder how in the world shall I make procmail take a
(optionally MIME-encoded) message with HTML and turn it into plain
text, so I can read the thing?
Pipe it through lynx -d ?
I would just bounce it straight, or delete it. Lusers who
On (12/04/01 22:31), Russell Hoover wrote:
On Wed 04/11/01 at 12:21 PM +0100, Ailbhe Leamy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
When I run mutt -y, or when I change folders using c and ?, os it
possible to get it to display only folders containing new mail?
Otherwise I have two screensful
On (14/04/01 08:07), CB wrote:
Currently, I can find new mail when I press "c" and I look at the
modify date/time of the list of folders. Another mutt user told me
that when I receive new mail, the bottom status line should tell me
that I have received new mail. It does not. I suspect
The only sticking point is djb's licensing. He purposely
makes it obtuse and purposely does not license it to the
norms
djb's licensing not only sticks but sucks !! Throw out
qmail and move over to Exim. It is you choice in the final
lap...so run.
OK, this religious debate is
On (02/05/01 11:25), Andre Bonhote wrote:
Have a look at http://www.spinnaker.de/mutt/view-x-face.
this is fine! do you as well know a method to cleanly insert my x-face
into my muttrc using my_hdr? which characters have to be quoted? i
quoted [;'$`\] and i got a completely shafted face :(
On (11/07/01 10:30), Ken Weingold wrote: This brings up a question of
mine, since we are on the topic. This comes up more in USENET than
email, though. You have a thread going on for a while, and want to
quote it, but it is MANY lines. That is where I wonder what to do,
since you could
Hi people
OK, I'm really stupid, I should be able to work this out myself.
However.
I have been using emacs -nw as my editor for as long as I've used
mutt, simply because I can reformat most normal and quoted text with a
simple ESC+q. However, I found par, and now I need to know how to make
On (11/07/01 12:30), David Champion wrote:
On 2001.07.11, in [EMAIL PROTECTED],
Ailbhe Leamy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
simple ESC+q. However, I found par, and now I need to know how to make
elvis use it. Oh, and make it use a ~/.exrc file, so I can have pretty
colours while editing
On (11/07/01 09:17), Drew Raines wrote:
* Biju Chacko [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I would like to limit the list of mailboxes in the folder browser to
those that have new mail. Is this possible? If so, how?
Utilize the magical Tab key.
My only real problem with this is that I want it to display
On (11/07/01 16:20), Drew Raines wrote:
* Ailbhe Leamy [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Utilize the magical Tab key.
My only real problem with this is that I want it to display only
those mailboxes which actually contain new mail.
You're allowed to press it more than once.
OK, I press it twice
On (12/07/01 10:30), Suresh Ramasubramanian wrote:
Viraj Alankar [mutt-users] 11/07/01 17:08 -0400:
2. I receive mail as different addresses. For example, say I receive
mail at [EMAIL PROTECTED] When I reply to this message, I
would like my From: to be [EMAIL PROTECTED] Likewise for
On (27/07/01 07:51), Kalle Hasselström wrote:
How can I make a simple command for moving messages between folders? I
don't see how it could be done with a macro that first copies and then
deletes, since copy-message needs an argument from the user (the
destination folder).
s saves messages
Hi folks
I've been messing around with fetchmail / mutt / procmail. I use
fetchmail / IMAP to download mail from sundry folders on a hosted
server, leaving a copy of everything.
I use identical procmail rcfiles on my home machine and the remote
machine.
I use a script to extract mailfolder
Hi
I've been reformatting text using par, before editing it in vi.
Basically, I've changed my editor to a script that pipes the message
through par and then opens it in vi. The only trouble with this is that
it also reformats my signatures at the bottom of the mail.
I'd rather it didn't do
On (06/08/01 18:16), Suresh Ramasubramanian wrote:
Using a large mallet, Ailbhe Leamy whacked out:
I've been reformatting text using par, before editing it in vi.
Basically, I've changed my editor to a script that pipes the message
through par and then opens it in vi. The only trouble
On (06/08/01 12:05), David Champion wrote:
On 2001.08.06, in [EMAIL PROTECTED], Ailbhe
Leamy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've been reformatting text using par, before editing it in vi.
Basically, I've changed my editor to a script that pipes the message
through par and then opens it in vi
-bit ELG-E key, ID 01BD4B5E, created 2001-08-22
Ailbhe Leamy [EMAIL PROTECTED]
gpg: Signature made Wed 22 Aug 2001 18:35:52 BST using DSA key ID 5863F769
gpg: Good signature from Person One [EMAIL PROTECTED]
gpg: aka Person One [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[-- End of PGP output
On (16/08/01 16:55), Eric Cheney wrote:
Hello. I'm kind of new to mutt after coming from years of using pine.
I like mutt very much but one thing I can't find documentation for
(probably my bad) is how to create a personal mailing list. I have
mailing lists that reside on a machine other
On (18/08/01 18:57), David Röhr wrote:
When I answer a mail mutt always put as quote on the last mail
according to the indent_string in my .muttrc.
I want only when no other has replyed, but if there already is a
then i want it to become just
How do I fix this?
I don't know, but
On (23/08/01 23:38), Suresh Ramasubramanian wrote:
Ailbhe Leamy mutt [23/08/01 18:24 +0100]:
# apt-get install mutt Reading Package Lists... Done
cd /usr/ports/mail/mutt-devel make install clean
[yes, you have to switch to freebsd, but that's a minor detail g]
I'm way too lazy to look
On (23/08/01 14:43), Josh Huber wrote:
I suspect that his version of libc wasn't new enough, so apt wants to
upgrade it, pulling in a shit ton of other upgrades. should work fine
though :)
His?
that's what you get for running sid (or maybe woody?)
What should I run?
OK, more specific:
On (22/08/01 19:03), Justin R. Miller wrote:
Thus spake Ailbhe Leamy ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
. . . mutt tells me, just below the status bar, that PGP signature
could NOT be verified.
Although it has, in fact, been verified.
Is this a wetware error, or a Real Bug?
If you're using
On (24/08/01 10:39), Justin R. Miller wrote:
Hmm, I wonder if it's related to this, but still affected 1.3.20?
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/mutt-users/message/20007
Setting this worked.
set pgp_good_sign=^gpg: Good signature from
Many thanks!
Ailbhe
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On (24/08/01 18:03), Vittorio wrote:
When using fetchmail how can I delete messages greater than a certain
size (say 100,000 octets) directly on the POP3 server avoiding that
slowdown?
in .fetchmailrc
limit 5
(or whatever)
Ailbhe
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On (28/08/01 21:53), Will Yardley wrote:
i use mutt 1.3.21i and when i move a message from another folder to my
inbox (in my case 'Maildir') it marks the message for deletion each
time i leave the folder or compose a message in the folder; i need to
undelete it individually each time in
OK, I may be being stupid, but mutt seems to recognise
~/.muttrc _and_
~/.mutt/muttrc
... but the man page doesn't mention this. Gah. Why not? I found out
accidentally, and it's very useful to me.
Of course, if the manpage does know... where?
Ailbhe
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On (29/08/01 19:43), Christoph Maurer wrote:
Am Mit, 29 Aug 2001, schrieb Ailbhe Leamy:
OK, I may be being stupid, but mutt seems to recognise ~/.muttrc
_and_ ~/.mutt/muttrc
Of course, if the manpage does know... where?
It is explicitly said in the mutt user manual, section 3
On (30/08/01 14:55), Thomas Roessler wrote:
On 2001-08-30 10:43:02 +0100, Ailbhe Leamy wrote:
Ah. Thank you. I find stuff stored in /usr/doc so much less
conveneitn than stuff in manpages that I forgot it was there.
I've fixed in the man page.
Now *that's* service. Thanks.
Ailbhe
but all
On (31/08/01 12:10), [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
it mysteriously purged the last 15 days worth of email. I intended
to quit and restart it, but it said 'writing mailbox...', and then
reopened it with 15 days worth of emails gone. :'( This is a serious
PS- A coworker using the same version
On (07/09/01 10:29), Gord Mc.Pherson wrote:
I'm new to the world of mutt (and liking it :-) I'm in need of
some assistance with my .muttrc file. It's my understanding that '%N'
should display an 'N when selecting another folder to read that has
new mail in it, but for some reason the
FYI, mutt-user-people. . .
- Forwarded message from Josh Meekhof [EMAIL PROTECTED] -
To: Ailbhe Leamy [EMAIL PROTECTED]
From: Josh Meekhof [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Folder_Format Question?
Josh Meekhof is no longer with Techniki Informatica.
- End forwarded message
On (09/09/01 19:19), Cliff Sarginson wrote:
Hello, A problem. My users mailboxes are in ~/Mail, as per default.
However if i do a c to change mailbox folder mutt does not find it
unless I am either in ~/Mail or I type in ~/Mail/folder. However if
I use ? to see the list of mail folders, it
On (10/09/01 00:27), Cliff Sarginson wrote:
On Sun, Sep 09, 2001 at 11:06:24PM +0100, Ailbhe Leamy wrote:
On (09/09/01 19:19), Cliff Sarginson wrote:
set folder=~/Mail
Does not make any difference..
typing =folder
Hmm. In your mailboxes command, does the file
/home/cliff/Mail
On (11/09/01 21:31), Peter Lavender wrote:
Hi Everyone,
I've been presented with the requirement to pick up email from my
works server, using an alternate email address. Problem is that I
need to do this fairly quickly.
I'm sure this is a fairly common thing, I would appreciate if there
My thoughts are firmly with anyone bereaved by this disaster.
Ailbhe
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On (11/09/01 17:31), Matthias LOITSCH wrote:
it's just an easy thing i'd like to know :
how can i filter my messages so that, for example, all mails from
[EMAIL PROTECTED] get into a specific mailbox when they arrive?
Procmail.
http://support.ossifrage.net/plaintext/procmail.txt - from
On (13/09/01 10:37), Nelson D. Guerrero wrote:
PGP signature could NOT be verified.
# Recognise good signatures set pgp_good_sign=^gpg: Good signature
from
This way, only genuinely unrecognised signatures will give you this
warning.
Query: why do people pgp-sign mail to mailing lists?
On (13/09/01 16:44), Vittorio wrote:
How can I reply directly to the list address?
L, i.e. shift-l
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On (13/09/01 21:59), Suresh Ramasubramanian wrote:
Cliff Sarginson mutt [13/09/01 18:08 +0200]:
Query: why do people pgp-sign mail to mailing lists? Ailbhe
This is an excellent question, since I just accidentally bombarded
this list with my public key I have been thinking that signing
On (14/09/01 09:41), David T-G wrote:
...and then Ailbhe Leamy said... %
% Query: why do people pgp-sign mail to mailing lists?
Why not? You put your home page in your signature, for instance; you
have a mailing address that you list that is suitable for replies.
Having a valid From
On (14/09/01 15:00), David T-G wrote:
...and then Ailbhe Leamy said...
% On (14/09/01 09:41), David T-G wrote:
[attribs snipped, because it's basically a David-Ailbhe-David
discussion so far]
% Having a valid From: address is hardly the same as adding a
% pgp-signature to things
On (14/09/01 15:26), Justin R. Miller wrote:
Ailbhe, you should read up on the web of trust. While it is the weak
point in public key crypto, it answers your question.
Trouble with the web of trust is that I don't trust it unless it
contains a fairly high proportion of people I know and
On (01/10/01 00:12), Mat?j Cepl wrote:
seem to make a trick. Thanks a lot. I am now really persuaded
that mutt is able to do everything (except for that buttered
bread, I know)! And help on this list is really terrific. Thanks
again.
And for your next trick, you can learn to send messages
On (03/10/01 23:45), René Clerc wrote:
* Zane Crawford [EMAIL PROTECTED] [03-10-2001 20:25]:
| send-hook (~t .*caltech.edu) 'my_hdr From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]'
| send-hook (~t !.*caltech.edu) 'my_hdr From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]'
Change (~t !.*caltech.edu) from the second rule to .
(whithout
On (03/10/01 23:45), René Clerc wrote:
* Zane Crawford [EMAIL PROTECTED] [03-10-2001 20:25]:
| send-hook (~t .*caltech.edu) 'my_hdr From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]'
| send-hook (~t !.*caltech.edu) 'my_hdr From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]'
Change (~t !.*caltech.edu) from the second rule to .
(whithout
OK, I have seen a bunch of people say that they use multiple keyrings.
This strikes me as an excellent idea. I, however, am a newbie to gpg
and an idiot to boot, and so I have two points of failure.
1) how to get mutt to file keys in the correct keyring?
2) how to move keys from the wrong
On (10/11/01 18:17), Piotr Stolc wrote:
I have one, maybe trivial, problem...I want to choose some
configuration options (like 'from' string, signature etc) when I start
composing mail. Now I can do this with folder-hook, but this is very
uncomfortable. IMHO the best solution would be adding
On (17/11/01 22:44), David T-G wrote:
I work in support and part of what floats my boat is helping other
people.
You sick, sick bunny.
Ailbhe
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On (18/11/01 12:35), Sean LeBlanc wrote:
Wanted to ask some questions about some things that I haven't figured
out yet.
1. How to go back to main mailbox, once I've done c to change to
another folder? If I hit q for quit, it goes back to main mailbox,
if there are still some unread
On (02/12/01 17:43), Mark Brown wrote:
On Sun, Dec 02, 2001 at 09:05:57AM -0800, Curt W. Zirzow wrote:
On Sun, Dec 02, 2001 at 02:22:33PM +0100, Benjamin Michotte wrote:
2 minutes 38 to open my in.mutt maildir (± 6000 mails) instead of 18
secondes to the same in mbox format
Hi
Since changing to Maildir format, I have noticed some odd behaviour - if
I am in a folder while it receives new mail, I don't get notified. If I
change to another folder, I immediately get notified of any new mail in
the first folder.
What have I missed?
A.
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