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Jay Daniels | 2 May 2004 15:44

eol ^M in mutt from certain users

^M at end of line is only seen from users using a program called
IncrediMail.

Do I have a problem with mutt showing ^M at the end of lines or is it
this IncrediMail program the user used to post the message?

I know about control/linefeeds and dos2unix but since this ^M problem
only shows up from users who send me messages using IncrediMail, is it
a problem on my end using fetchmail, procmail, and mutt or is it a
problem with IncrediMail?

When user send me a message using any other windows MUA there does not
seem to be any ^M problems.

jay
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Jay Daniels | 2 May 2004 18:13

Re: Evolution honcho uses mutt for personal mail

Also, in Fedora the gnome or gtk based PIM (forget the name) was
removed in favor of Evolution's PIM capabilities.  Evolution is a good
PIM but I'm not so sure about it's mail ability compared to mutt.

I'm stuck on mutt;)

jay
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Bryan Cassidy | 2 May 2004 20:06

~/Mail/* Not a directory Error

Sometimes when I run fetchmail and go to one of my mailboxes I
get a error at the bottom of mutt saying "/home/usr/Mail/Default
is not a directory and have to 'q' the program, reload it and it
works fine. Any ideas why this would be happening? Thanks in
advance.
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BUYO-BUYO-IGOR | 1 May 2004 03:41
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can i use japanese <at> mutt installed via fink?

hi

did't test this by myself
kind on afraid of

i have mutt installed (via fink) on my iBook
and is working super fine for english environment
writing mail is with vim

am now using Emacs when have to write japanese things
and using Mew as a mailer

since Vim for japanese language is also out there these days
if mutt works fine with Japanese(UTF8)
would love to do everything with mutt&vi

will this be a log way to go?

thanx

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Jay Daniels | 2 May 2004 14:46

screenshots?

I would like to see some screenshots of mutt using different color
schemes.  URL?

Also, how do find which colors I can use in mutt?

jay
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Nicolas Rachinsky | 1 May 2004 21:05
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Re: Multiple emailaddresses and mailing-lists

* Nik Engel <mutt-users <at> mutt.de> [2004-05-01 20:45 +0200]:
> * Nicolas Rachinsky <list <at> rachinsky.de> 2004-04-22  (09:52:29PM):
> > I use this in my .muttrc:
> > alias f_de	Nicolas Rachinsky <x>
> > alias f_net	Nicolas Rachinsky <y>
> > alias f_list	Nicolas Rachinsky <list <at> rachinsky.de>
> > alias f_nr	Nicolas Rachinsky <nr <at> rachinsky.de>
> > 
> > macro compose v "<edit-from>^Uf_<tab>" "Absender wählen"
> But still you have to set Reply-To and if you have other headers! 

Yes. I use folder-hooks and send-hooks for these. I use the aliases
above only if reverse_name selects the wrong address or I want for
some special reasons another adress. Normally mutt selects the from
address automatically.

> Anyway to combine those settings??

I don't think, you can do it with this approach. Except you want to
use some 'special' $sendmail perhaps.

Nicolas
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Michael Kjorling | 1 May 2004 01:31

Saving attachment to directory, round two

I have read through the "saving attachment to directory" April 15-16
thread a few times, and while it does get me half way to what I would
like to do I wouldn't mind if it is possible to go the rest of the way
too.

How would I insert a message's subject as the file name when saving an
attachment? So far I have:

macro attach W "<save-entry><bol>~/wp/"

which isn't particularly odd. Let's say the message has the subject
"Some text". Then, I would like to make mutt default to saving the
attachment (I don't care about multiple attachments in this case - if
it ever becomes an issue, I can handle that on a case-by-case basis)
as "~/wp/Some text.txt".

Any pointers on how to accomplish this are greatly appreciated.

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Bryan Cassidy | 2 May 2004 21:45

~/Mail/* Not a directory Error

Sometimes when I run fetchmail and go to one of my mailboxes I
get a error at the bottom of mutt saying "/home/usr/Mail/Default
is not a directory and have to 'q' the program, reload it and it
works fine. Any ideas why this would be happening? Thanks in
advance.

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David Purton | 3 May 2004 03:11
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Re: eol ^M in mutt from certain users

On Sun, May 02, 2004 at 09:44:43AM -0400, Jay Daniels wrote:
> ^M at end of line is only seen from users using a program called
> IncrediMail.
> 
> Do I have a problem with mutt showing ^M at the end of lines or is it
> this IncrediMail program the user used to post the message?
> 
> I know about control/linefeeds and dos2unix but since this ^M problem
> only shows up from users who send me messages using IncrediMail, is it
> a problem on my end using fetchmail, procmail, and mutt or is it a
> problem with IncrediMail?
> 
> When user send me a message using any other windows MUA there does not
> seem to be any ^M problems.

Rest assure, it is a problem with IncrediMail. I can't think of enough
bad words to describe this program :(

dump this in your .muttrc to deal with it

message-hook . "unset display_filter"
message-hook "~h \"X-Mailer: IncrediMail" \
  "set display_filter='tr -d \\\\r'"

you could probably do it via procmail as well, since I doubt your
average IncrediMail user will be using (g|p)gp...

cheers

dc
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G. Paul Ziemba | 3 May 2004 03:16
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Re: eol ^M in mutt from certain users

drs <at> pointyhats.com (Jay Daniels) writes:

>^M at end of line is only seen from users using a program called
>IncrediMail.

>Do I have a problem with mutt showing ^M at the end of lines or is it
>this IncrediMail program the user used to post the message?

I guess the Incredimail authors have a bit to learn about standards.
The following is from my .muttrc:

    # default: no filtering
    message-hook . "unset display_filter"

    # Fix incredimail text's trailing <CR>s
    message-hook "~h \"X-Mailer: IncrediMail" "set display_filter='tr -d \\\\r'"
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