Re: How eliminate (same 2) *questions* when exit mutt?
On Wed, May 02, 2001 at 10:42:12AM -0700, Dr Christian Seberino wrote: How prevent mutt from always asking if I want to move email to mbox and if I _really_ want to delete the email I just deleted when I exit mutt? Does anyone else not want to answer the same 2 questions every day for the rest of their lives? (Especially when answer is always the same.) I have these in my .muttrc The middle option helps eliminate another question set confirmappend = no # set confirmcreate = no set delete=yes I love mutt, Me too! -- Phil Linux: Viagra for the PC Naomi's Fancy: http://naomisfancy.virtualave.net/ My page: http://naomisfancy.virtualave.net/phil.html Cyber Tionol: http://tionol.virtualave.net/
Re: How eliminate (same 2) *questions* when exit mutt?
Dr. Christian Seberino wrote: How prevent mutt from always asking if I want to move email to mbox and if I _really_ want to delete the email I just deleted when I exit mutt? Does anyone else not want to answer the same 2 questions every day for the rest of their lives? (Especially when answer is always the same.) Use the $delete aned $move variables. These are both quad-option variables, accepting values of 'yes', 'no', 'ask-yes', and 'ask-no'. For example, in ~/.muttrc (or another sourced file): set delete=yes # Really delete messages when closing or # synchronizing a mailbox, (without asking.) set move=no # Do not move (or ask to move) read messages from # $spoolfile to $mbox Good luck! -- Mr. Wade -- Linux: The Choice of the GNU Generation
