It is quite possible.
Perhaps I am losing it but when I first looked at the header fields for the
message that
was giving me problems I could have sworn it said "Content-Transfer-Encoding:
Base64".
Now when I look at it instead of base64 it says 8bit. Am I confused or is that
what mhfixmsg
Thank you, that worked.
And I actually manaaged to impress myself by being able to use mhfixmsg(1) to
correct it.
In message <9036-1705244612.226...@catk.gddq.exge>, David Levine writes:
>Arthur wrote:
>
>> Yesterday everything worked. Today, trying to reply to a message I get:
>>
>>
>>
Yesterday everything worked. Today, trying to reply to a message I get:
From: aalin...@riseup.net
To: Users of Remind
cc:
Fcc: +outbox
Subject: Re: [Remind-Fans] -@[n][,m][,b] options
In-reply-to:
References:
<20240113100142.5a535...@gato.skoll.ca>
message dated "Sat, 13 Jan 2024 13:38:42
I have added the line forw: -format to my ~/.mh_profile.
Now I find if I do:
forw -mime 33
I get that empty #forw line and nothing else.
However if I simply do:
forw 33
I see the draft, the forwarded mail go out correctly and i can read it
in my Proton account.
Thank you for working with me
If I forward to my iCloud account, it works.
If I forward to my Proton account wHat I get is an empty message with
an attachment; the attachment consisting of a string of
numb...@eddie.fios-router data 8 KB
I have stumbled upon the fact that if I use MH-E within emacs I can
forward in-line
M-x emacs version returns:
GNU emacs 28.2 (build 1,x86_4-unknown-openbsd GTK version 3.24.38 cairo
version 1.17.8) of 2023-07-07.
I said previously that I had undone all of the customizations and gone
back to the default settings and that had solved my problem of always
seeing deleted messages.
Unfortunately, I am back again with the same issue.
I have been advised, and have tried using:
forw -mime 5
where 5 is the number of the email I am trying to forward.
This gets me:
From: aalin...@riseup.net
To:
cqc:
Fcc: +outbox
Subject: Welcome to your The New York Times Replica Edition
The Proton mail I receive has one attachment (52KB)
and a line that says "empty message".
Opening the attachment simply brings up another screen with one line:
82297.168114492...@eddie.fios-router.home
Opening that attachent brings up another screen with that same line
and "data 52 KB"
Thanks
In message <20230410080858.8fa0921...@orac.inputplus.co.uk>, Ralph Corderoy
writes:
>
>You're not trying to forward HTML email. You're trying to forward an
>email, any email, as an email rather than a textual representation of
>it. Attaching the email to a new MIME email as a message/rfc822
I believe i asked this once before when I was having difficulty forwarding html
email. The answer I received was to type "mime" at the "what now" prompt and
then send. That seemed to work up until about 2 weeks ago. Now any html email I
forward is received as just html code.
Doing mhlist tells me
I don't know what it means but I notice that if I run show all header
fields show up despite being ignored in both mhl.format and mhl.headers.
However, if I use Paul Fox's ml script and run ml on the message those
header fields are gone.
In message , aalin...@riseup.net
writes:
>In message
In message <20220219233546.22fa318c...@pb-smtp20.pobox.com>, Ken Hornstein
writes:
>
>Is it possible the "certain mail" that ignores mhl.headers are not
>MIME messages? Specifically, do those messages meet the following
>criteria:
>
>- Either lack a top-level Content-Type header, or contain a
When I originally posted to the list several days ago I indicated
~/Mail/mhl.format. I should have indicated ~/Mail/mhl.headers.
My question, simply put, is why certain mail seems to ignore the ignores
line in ~/Mail/mhl.headers.
In +inbox, running show 1:
Return-path:
Original-recipient:
In message <20220215152817.3744f22...@orac.inputplus.co.uk>, Ralph Corderoy
writes:
>
>Picking on the simplest problem first, I'm not aware of this behaviour
>being per folder so I can't explain that unless the +inbox message
>doesn't have a x-spam-report field whereas the +nmh one does.
>
>With
bin/passwd -nomoreproc
mhl: vfgets() botch -- you lose big
/bin$
I am sure this is something obvious but I am at a loss to understand it.
Arthur
In message <20220215105458.9dfd11f...@orac.inputplus.co.uk>, Ralph Corderoy
writes:
>Hi aalinovi,
>
>> I am not sure where I messe
I am not sure where I messed up, but suddenly nmh seems to be ignoring
the mhl.format file, specifically the "ignores" line.
This is a basic mhl.format file with no editing or alterations on my
part.
If anyone could offer suggestions I would appreciate it.
Thanks
In Mr Paul Fox's ml script, could anyone tell me what the warning "Mark:
bad message list unseen" means and how I would get rid of it?
Thank you
I seem to have inadvertantly stumbled on what I was doing wrong.
Your 20 year old script still works.
Thank you
aalin...@riseup.net writes:
>I'm not a programmer, so I don't know or understand any of this. I did
>amaze myself by including the script in my ~/.emacs file without emacs
>giving me
I'm not a programmer, so I don't know or understand any of this. I did
amaze myself by including the script in my ~/.emacs file without emacs
giving me an error but it doesn't actually seem to do anything.
Perhaps I will try ken's suggestion.
I do appreciate your taking the time to try to help.
I'm not sure if this is the proper place to ask a question about mh -e.
If not, please point me in the right direction.
slaurel:~$ flists
bulwark has 5 in sequence unseen; out of 7
dorf has 2 in sequence unseen; out of 3
jstorhas 1 in sequence unseen; out of 1
wapo has 3 in
Just a quick thank you to all who took time to respond to my original
question. I've looked at mairix but feel it's a bit too involved for my
needs. Mr Fox's solution works so that is what I'll go with.
Arthur
aalin...@riseup.net writes:
>If I have non consecutive messages in a given sequence,
If I have non consecutive messages in a given sequence, is there any way
to read them consecutively?
For example, sequence picked with messages 94 95 114 126 155.
show 94 shows message 94, next shows message 95. But then next shows
message 96, not message 114 (which makes sense since 96 is the
First, thanks to everyone who came in on this with suggestions.
What I was attempting to do was match emails that have the same subject
line. In each case the message-id would be different so I couldn't use
that.
After playing around with each suggestion I managed to edit the msgdups
script that
I know that 'sortm -textfield Subject' will sort messages accoring to
the subject field. Having run that command, is there a way to then
delete the first duplicate of each message in the list such that if 1
and 2 are duplicates and 6 and 7 are duplicates you would delete messages
2 and 7 leaving 1
This is the raw email From line:
From: "The New Yorker"
And this is the line in my ~/.fdm.conf file:
match "^From:.*@eml.condenast.com" in headers action pipe
"/usr/local/libexec/nmh/rcvstore +trash"
My question is, why doesn't this work? Every other address I've sent to
+trash works. This
Sorry about that forwarded message. I messed up trying out various
combinations of - mime and -forw.
Again my apologies
--- Begin Message ---
Police Surveillance Tools from Special Services Group
Special Services Group, a company that sells surveillance tools to the FBI, DEA, ICE, and other US government agencies, has had its secret sales brochure published. Motherboard received the brochure as part of a
Original message:
aalinovi:~$ mhlist -verbose
msg part type/subtype size description
4 text/html 2813
charset="us-ascii"
aalinovi:~$
Forwarded message:
alinovi:~$ mhlist
msg part type/subtype size description
112
I receive an html email which when I read it looks fine.
However, when I try to forward it, it is forwarded as plain text with
all of the html coding visible:
https://www.schneier.com/blog/archives/2020/01/poli
ce_surveill.html">Police
>
>I guess I was thinking that it was clear that this part of the man page
>was talking about the command-line switch "-to" and NOT the format of
>the draft file.
>
>But ... now that I think about it, most modern man pages start out
>explaining what each switch does, and we don't do that. So if
>>I just find the relevantsection of the comp man page:
>>
>>to be confusing. I'd appreciate an example as I have a serious aversion
>>to making a fool of myself.
>
>I wrote that section of the man page and I just re-read it now and I
>don't find it confusing, but obviously I am biased because I
>Your email had two To fields. That's against RFC 2822 that states it
>may have none or one. Just pointing it out in case you had software
>create that problem instead of a human. :-)
>
>Some mailing-list subscribers bounced that email due to this problem.
>
>--
>Cheers, Ralph.
No, that was
>
On Dec 26, I asked:
>Is there any way to scan all folders at once to determine which have new
>unseen messages or am I reduced to going into each folder individually
>in which case I may scrap procmail and just have everything go into
>inbox?
I would just like to thank Conrad and Robert for
It has taken the better part of 2 days for a non-technical person such
as I to get getmail, procmail and nmh all working together.
Is there any way to scan all folders at once to determine which have new
unseen messages or am I reduced to going into each folder individually
in which case I may
Using the latest nmh on OpenBSD 6.6, I am trying to forward a message of type
text/html.
When I get to the whatnow? prompt and type mime, I get:
mhbuild: invalid parameter in message /home/aalinovi/Mail/Drafts/1's
Content-Type: field
parameter
-webkit-text-decoration:none;text
crapping on you; I genuinely want to know how we could make our
>documentation better.
>
Yes, I did look at the forw(1) man page, tho obviously not as carefully
as I should have. And yes, I do recall seeing that section. The error I
was making was in not using the -mime switch. As a result, in the
>> #forw [forwarded message] +/home/aalinovi/Mail/inbox 1
>
>When you get back to the What now? prompt, just type
>
> mime
>
>.. that'll include the message.
Good grief, it's that simple? And here I am messing with aliases,
command versions and symbolic links. I feel
even tho
permissions seem to be correct.
Also, I don't understand how forw -mime works as all I get in
the forwarded message is the line:
#forw [forwarded message] +/home/aalinovi/Mail/inbox 1
but no message.
I know I'm probably making some simple beginner errors but I'm stumped
as to what I'm
> Hi aalinovi,
>
> > Scenario: you receive an email from Geico informing you your car
> > insurance payment is due in 4 weeks. In mutt or Apple Mail you can
> > flag that message so you're reminded
Scenario: you receive an email from Geico informing you your car insurance
payment is due in
4 weeks. In mutt or Apple Mail you can flag that message so you're reminded of
it each time you
log in.
Is there a way to do something similar in nmh? If not how do nmh users handle
such a situation?
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