blueman writes:
> 1. Is there any reason that IMAP-FCC doesn't include a 'From:' line whereas
>FCC does include a 'From:' line? The net result is that for IMAP-FCC,
>the vm summary gets the sender from the "from" line which is often then
>the meaningless "VM"
FCC is a feature of the E
blueman writes:
> For example, it would be nice to have a single vm-visit-any-folder
> function which would visit local vs. IMAP folders depending on whether
> there is a ':' (colon) in the name.
>
> For example:
> 'foldername' = local folder 'foldername
> ':foldername' = IMAP folder on d
Johan Vromans writes:
> What's keeping me from upgrading from 8.1.1. to 8.1.2 is that in the
> latter version fetching new messages cause the VM subject window to
> raise itself, disturbing whatever I'm doing at that moment.
8.1.2 only had minimal updates to 8.1.1. So I am surprised there is a
s
Uday Reddy writes:
> 8.1.2 only had minimal updates to 8.1.1. So I am surprised there is a
> significant change.
So am I. I looked through the changes and couldn't find anything
related. Still it happens.
> I will take a look at it.
That is very much appreciated.
> Why do you say "again" in
Uday Reddy writes:
> My principle is that key bindings are meant for frequently-used commands.
> For others, the best option is to define aliases, e.g.,
>
> (defalias 'imap 'vm-visit-imap-folder)
>
> I actually believe that the Emacs architecture is fundamentally flawed in
> its overdependence o
At work, the authorities have ditched the previous mail server in favor
Microsoft Exchange. So far, I’ve been unable to fetch mail from the new
server using my vm 8.1.1 setup for imap-ssl (the server is set up to
reject “mere” imap.) By the way, I am able to get my mail using an
iPhone configured
Lewis Perin writes:
> When I submit my password for the (default) inbox, the connection fails
> immediately with
>
> vm-imap-protocol-error: IMAP protocol error: "unexpected char (10)"
Unless you have a working configuration of stunnel, I would suspect it
first. If you search vm.info archives
blueman writes:
> Unfortunately, vm itself is not just binding heavy but actually binding
> dependent in that some key functions *only* seem to work when called
> from a key binding rather than from M-x. I think this is true btw for
> certain mark-related functions with next command uses marks. So
Uday Reddy writes:
>Lewis Perin writes:
>
>> When I submit my password for the (default) inbox, the connection fails
>> immediately with
>>
>> vm-imap-protocol-error: IMAP protocol error: "unexpected char (10)"
>
>Unless you have a working configuration of stunnel, I would suspect it
>first.
Lewis Perin writes:
>Uday Reddy writes:
>
>>Lewis Perin writes:
>>
>>> When I submit my password for the (default) inbox, the connection fails
>>> immediately with
>>>
>>> vm-imap-protocol-error: IMAP protocol error: "unexpected char (10)"
>>
>>Unless you have a working configuration of stunn
Lewis Perin writes:
> Has anyone reading this had experience connecting vm to a Microsoft
> Exchange IMAP-SSL server? (Successful experience, I hope!)
Yes; stunnel4 and IMAP to Exchange Just Worked; My notes suggest I
didn't need the additional-configuration-file option.
What it might be wort
Uday Reddy writes:
> My principle is that key bindings are meant for frequently-used commands.
> For others, the best option is to define aliases, e.g.,
>
> (defalias 'imap 'vm-visit-imap-folder)
>
> I actually believe that the Emacs architecture is fundamentally flawed in
> its overdep
Uday Reddy writes:
> blueman writes:
>
>> 1. Is there any reason that IMAP-FCC doesn't include a 'From:' line whereas
>>FCC does include a 'From:' line? The net result is that for IMAP-FCC,
>>the vm summary gets the sender from the "from" line which is often then
>>the meaningless "VM
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