Re: [VM] Beginner VM questions

2012-09-20 Thread Peter Davis
On Wed, Sep 19, 2012 at 02:15:50PM -0400, Peter Davis wrote: Ok, on a totally different tack, I currently have mutt setup so I can 1) Fetch my mail from a few different accounts on various POP3 servers, 2) Store it in Maildir format, and 3) Read it with mutt Can I do this with VM? I've

Re: [VM] Beginner VM questions

2012-09-20 Thread Uday Reddy
Peter Davis writes: Ok, since this was met with stoney silence, and my searches for using VM with Maildir haven't been too fruitful, how about MH format? I assume VM still supports that, right? Sorry, Peter. You are out luck. VM doesn't support either mailder or MH format (yet). There is

Re: [VM] Beginner VM questions

2012-09-20 Thread Peter Davis
On Thu, Sep 20, 2012 at 05:26:17PM +0100, Uday Reddy wrote: Peter Davis writes: Ok, since this was met with stoney silence, and my searches for using VM with Maildir haven't been too fruitful, how about MH format? I assume VM still supports that, right? Sorry, Peter. You are out luck.

Re: [VM] Beginner VM questions

2012-09-20 Thread Julian Bradfield
On 2012-09-20, Uday Reddy usr.vm.ro...@gmail.com wrote: If you are commiting to using VM, then your best bet is to keep VM folders in its native mbox format, and work with Mutt and VM in parallel for a Urgh. mbox format is totally sick. From-stuffing will screw you whatever you do. mbox format

Re: [VM] Setting up VM for the first time - imap to read on the server

2012-09-20 Thread Stefan Monnier
It isn't needed. But the VM default for the variable `vm-stunnel-program' is stunnel. So, it is looking for the stunnel program. To avoid stunnel entirely, you should set `vm-stunnel-program' to nil. Then VM will fire up the Emacs 24 SSL functionality. The following chunk would do that