Thanks -- this is what I was looking to confirm. I apologize for the
threading; I lost the References: line.
LOL. I was wondering Why is he using Outlook when he said he uses
mutt. The lack of a proper References: line is always my quick clue
which co-workers at my place of business use
David [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks -- this is what I was looking to confirm. I apologize for the
threading; I lost the References: line.
LOL. I was wondering Why is he using Outlook when he said he uses
mutt. The lack of a proper References: line is always my quick clue
which
On Fri, Oct 19, 2001 at 08:51:18 -0600, Charles Cazabon wrote:
How does mutt check to see if there's new mail in an mbox file? When
getmail delivers messages to it, the mtime and size of the mbox would
change. Is this not enough? What else should getmail do to be
mutt-friendly?
Don't
Byrial Jensen wrote:
On Fri, Oct 19, 2001 at 08:51:18 -0600, Charles Cazabon wrote:
How does mutt check to see if there's new mail in an mbox file? When
getmail delivers messages to it, the mtime and size of the mbox would
change. Is this not enough? What else should getmail do to be
Greetings,
I'm the author of getmail, a POP3 retriever/fetchmail replacement. One
of my users reports that when getmail delivers messages to an mbox file
while mutt is running, mutt doesn't realize there's new mail in that
mbox file (I don't run into this, as I use Maildirs, and mutt has no
Charles --
...and then Charles Cazabon said...
% Greetings,
Hello!
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% I'm the author of getmail, a POP3 retriever/fetchmail replacement. One
% of my users reports that when getmail delivers messages to an mbox file
% while mutt is running, mutt doesn't realize there's new mail in that
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