Uday Reddy writes:
> You should put something like:
>
> (setq vm-enable-addons (cons 'return-receipt-to vm-enable-addons))
>
I have tried the following variants, with none of which I succeed:
1-2, 1-2-3, 1-2-4, 1-3, 1-4
[1] (require 'vm-rfaddons)
[2] (vm-rfaddons-infect-vm)
[3] (setq vm-enable-a
isplayed-mime-content-types '("text" "image/jpeg" "multipart"))
(setq vm-mime-internal-content-types '("text" "message" "image/jpeg"))
(setq vm-mime-text/html-handler 'auto-select)
The encoding seems to be working fine with mpack.
What is the recommended way to handle MIME messages in VM nowadays?
Salome
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the following lines in my .vm-file do all I want: (setq
vm-mime-base64-decoder-program "base64-decode") (setq
vm-mime-base64-encoder-program "base64-encode")
Best, Salome
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default),
use-hard-newlines and other things without success. Does anybody have a
helpful suggestion how I could get back the old behaviour?
Salome
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Uday Reddy writes:
> Salome Södergran writes:
>
>> When sending a message, lines that are not separated by a blank line are
>> considered to be one paragraph and the filling is done accordingly. Up
>> to now no filling was done across lines separated by hard newlines
Hi!
I still encounter difficulties in adjusting vm to my needs and
desires. I will open a thread of its of for each difficulty.
This one is about creating a keybinding for visiting a certain imap-
folder. My vm-primary-inbox is a pop-folder. But I have also one imap-
account that I visit rather
Thank you, Uday, for the explanations!
Uday Reddy writes:
> 2. Spam sorting. The traditional method is to define a virtual folder
> called "spam", based on the spam-score headers as well as other
> criteria that you might need. Then use the vm-avirtual package to
> either delete the "spam" messages or to file them separately.
> (Unf
Hi!
I've just encountered a new problem:
When I try to visit one of my former thunderbird-mailboxes in vm
(with vm-visit-folder) I get the following warning:
"Warning: garbage found at end of folder,
/PATH/TO/MAILBOX, starting at 1 No messages."
and no messages are displayed. What does this m
Uday Reddy writes:
> The message means that VM wasn't able to parse the mail folder. Sinte
> no messages were recognized, the problems are likely to be at the
> beginning. For instance, is there a blank line at the beginning? Are
> there inconsistent line-ending modes used?
>
> Please copy th
Uday Reddy writes:
> With this underlying rationale, here is the list of key bindings I
> have come up with for moving to the optional category:
>
> Lvm-load-init-file Infrequent
This is one I use /very/ frequently right now. But this will be
over as soon as I have a working configurati
Uday Reddy writes:
> On 4/25/2011 8:52 AM, Salome Södergran wrote:
>
>> I use bbdb and autocompletion. When composing a message, is there a
>> way to specify not just single recipients but a predefined group of
>> recipients?
>> [snip] I
>> added (add-hook
Hi!
I sometimes get e-mails from senders who wish to get a notification
that the e-mail has been received. In Thunderbird the question popped
up whether I wanted to send such a notification. In vm I don't even
see that such a request has been made.
How can I make vm tell me that there is such a req
Uday Reddy writes:
> On 4/25/2011 8:24 AM, Salome Södergran wrote:
>> Hi!
>> I sometimes get e-mails from senders who wish to get a notification
>> that the e-mail has been received. In Thunderbird the question popped
>> up whether I wanted to send such a notification
Hi!
Final question for right now. :-)
I use bbdb and autocompletion. When composing a message, is there a
way to specify not just single recipients but a predefined group of
recipients? According to the bbdb-manual, bbdb itself is not capable
of defining groups. The manual points to mail-abbrevs. I
Uday Reddy writes:
> Ok, then, it looks like a possible bug. Here is what you need to do.
Done.
On 20 Apr., 18:34, Uday Reddy wrote:
> On 4/14/2011 8:53 AM, salome wrote:
>
> > I understand that this is not the preferred concept in VM but I still
> > haven't found out what a good workflow would look like for handling e-
> > mails that are not important enough to save to a subject-specific
>
Uday Reddy writes:
> On 5/16/2011 7:56 AM, Salome Södergran wrote:
>> Hi!
>>
>> When I try to save and exit from a certain mail-folder I get the
>> message:
>>
>> vm-stuff-thunderbird-status: Wrong type argument: integer-or-marker-p,
>> 3.0
&g
Hi!
I haven't yet come to understand how vm handles spam. By which
criteria, if any, does vm consider messages to be spam and what does
it by default do with such messages? Is there a way to make vm learn
about messages that I consider to be spam as does Thunderbird's junk-
protocol?
I haven't been
Here's a problem I encounter in version 8.2.0a but did not before:
When I do M-x vm-save-message-to-trash, which I have defined in .vm as follows
(defvar vm-trash-folder "~/mail/trash")
(defun vm-save-message-to-trash ()
(interactive)
(vm-save-message vm-trash-folder))
I get "vm-save
Hi!
When I try to save and exit from a certain mail-folder I get the
message:
vm-stuff-thunderbird-status: Wrong type argument: integer-or-marker-p,
3.0
It happens with just this one folder, and started to do so only
recently. What does this mean and how can I get things working again?
Uday Reddy writes:
> On 4/27/2011 8:59 PM, Salome Södergran wrote:
>
>>
>> As far as I can see, vm-pine offers a way to add the request for a
>> notfication but not to respond to such a request which is what I am
>> looking for.
>
> I think vm-rfaddons is
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