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Eyolf Østrem | 2 Mar 14:51
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Re: Replying to Email / Removing previous signature


On 27.02.2008 (17:37), Breen Mullins wrote:
> Since my suggested mapping 
> map ,ds :.,/^-- $/-1d<CR>O
>
> only makes sense if I'm editing a mail, I pulled it from my .vimrc
> and dropped it into ~/.vim/after/syntax/mail.vim .

For what it's worth, I have the following in my mutt-vimrc file:

imap <leader>ff <esc>:/^-- $/+1,$d<cr><esc>:r !fortune -e<cr><c-o>
nmap <leader>ff :/^-- $/+1,$d<cr><esc>:r !fortune -e<cr><c-o>

imap <leader>dd <esc>:,/^-- $/-2d<cr>i
nmap <leader>dd :,/^-- $/-2d<cr>i

The first changes the fortune cookie if I'm not happy with it and leaves
the cursor in place, the second removes everything from the cursor to the
signature (old top-posters leftovers, etc.), and leaves the editor in
insert mode (optional, but that's the way I like it).

Eyolf

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Jorge Luis Gonzalez | 1 Mar 20:21

Mailing lists and subscribe

I'm using the following to list and subscribe to my mailing lists:

unlists *
lists `for file in ~/Mail/lists/*; do echo -n "=lists/$(basename \
      $file) "; done`

unsubscribe *
subscribe `for file in ~/Mail/lists/*; do echo -n "=lists/$(basename \
	  $file) "; done`

(The lines aren't wrapped in muttrc.  The mboxes for all my mailing
lists are in ~/Mail/lists.)

When I try to follow up to a mailing list using L, I get "mailing
lists not found."  What's wrong with the lists and subscribe lines?

Thanks,

	JL

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Rado S | 1 Mar 15:31
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Re: Delay in moving across pages

=- SK wrote on Thu 28.Feb'08 at  6:47:45 +0100 -=

> The mutt index currently lists about 50 subjects in my setup. When
> I move to the next or previous set of 50 using the
> page-up/page-down arrow or repeated up/down arrow, there is a
> delay in displaying the next set. Is there any way to eliminate or
> reduce this delay?

Yes, depending on your context.
See http://WIKI.mutt.org/?BeforeYouAsk

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Chris Sussmann | 1 Mar 15:16
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Re: Google Sent Mail

On Fri, Feb 29, 2008 at 04:19:08PM -0600, Kyle Wheeler wrote:
> On Friday, February 29 at 02:53 PM, quoth Chris Sussmann:
> > Mutt then replies that Mail is not a folder.  Now the macro works 
> > with Spam or Drafts because they don't have a space in the name of 
> > the folder.
> 
> It's a bug. One I've been pretty annoyed about in the past too, but 
> the mutt developers don't seem interested in changing mutt's behavior. 
> The space there triggers mutt to replace everything you've typed thus 
> far with the name of whatever mailboxes contain new email. There's no 
> way to turn this behavior off. I think mutt should only do that if 
> space is the *first* character that you type, but there's no way to 
> make it do that either.
> 
> The only workaround I've found is to use tab-completion to make mutt 
> insert the space for you. Assuming none of your other mailboxes begin 
> with "Sent", something like this would work:
> 
>      macro S index '<change-folder>=Sent<tab><enter>'
> 
> ~Kyle

Kyle-

This is the trick I needed.  This will work for me.  THANKS!  I now have
this in my .muttrc

macro index S "c=[Gmail]/Sent<tab>\n"
macro pager S "c=[Gmail]/Sent<tab>\n"
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Michael Kjorling | 2 Mar 22:18

Re: Mailing lists and subscribe

On 1 Mar 2008 14:21 -0500, by lists <at> jorge.cc (Jorge Luis Gonzalez):
> When I try to follow up to a mailing list using L, I get "mailing
> lists not found."  What's wrong with the lists and subscribe lines?

`lists' and `subscribe' takes an address regexp, not a mailbox name.

http://www.mutt.org/doc/devel/manual.html#lists

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Marcus Franke | 3 Mar 11:32
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Saving Mails into different folders (IMAP)


Hello,

I am used to tag and save messages into different folders in my 
imap account. No problem.

Just one question, per default mutt uses the senders email address as
suggested folder to save the message into. Some example, I receive a
message from foo <at> bar and the suggestes folder would be 'foo'.

Is there a way to use something like an alias that messages from foo
should be safed into a folder 'xyz'? Would save me some keystrokes when
sorting the mails :)

regards,
Marcus
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Matt Okeson-Harlow | 3 Mar 11:38

Re: Saving Mails into different folders (IMAP)

On Mon, Mar 03, 2008 at 11:32:38AM +0100, Marcus Franke wrote:
> 
> Hello,
> 
> I am used to tag and save messages into different folders in my 
> imap account. No problem.
> 
> Just one question, per default mutt uses the senders email address as
> suggested folder to save the message into. Some example, I receive a
> message from foo <at> bar and the suggestes folder would be 'foo'.
> 
> Is there a way to use something like an alias that messages from foo
> should be safed into a folder 'xyz'? Would save me some keystrokes when
> sorting the mails :)

Take a look at 'save-hooks'

Section 3.14 of the manual:

http://www.mutt.org/doc/manual/manual-3.html
> 
> 
> 
> regards,
> Marcus

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sunway | 3 Mar 11:41
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Re: Saving Mails into different folders (IMAP)

save-hook foo <at> bar =foo

On Mon, Mar 03, 2008 at 11:32:38AM +0100, Marcus Franke wrote:
>
>Hello,
>
>I am used to tag and save messages into different folders in my 
>imap account. No problem.
>
>Just one question, per default mutt uses the senders email address as
>suggested folder to save the message into. Some example, I receive a
>message from foo <at> bar and the suggestes folder would be 'foo'.
>
>Is there a way to use something like an alias that messages from foo
>should be safed into a folder 'xyz'? Would save me some keystrokes when
>sorting the mails :)
>
>
>
>regards,
>Marcus

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Rado S | 3 Mar 12:37
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Re: Mailing lists and subscribe

=- Jorge Luis Gonzalez wrote on Sat  1.Mar'08 at 14:21:43 -0500 -=

> I'm using the following to list and subscribe to my mailing lists:
> 
> unlists *
> lists `for file in ~/Mail/lists/*; do echo -n "=lists/$(basename \
>       $file) "; done`
> 
> unsubscribe *
> subscribe `for file in ~/Mail/lists/*; do echo -n "=lists/$(basename \
> 	  $file) "; done`

You don't need both, re-rtfm.

> When I try to follow up to a mailing list using L, I get "mailing
> lists not found." What's wrong with the lists and subscribe lines?

Inspect the output of your constructs in a shell before you let mutt
eat it.
Does it match ML-identification in To: ?

See also http://WIKI.mutt.org/?DebugConfig

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Chris Bannister | 4 Mar 03:34
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Re: Replying to Email / Removing previous signature

On Sun, Mar 02, 2008 at 02:51:32PM +0100, Eyolf Østrem wrote:
> 
> 
> On 27.02.2008 (17:37), Breen Mullins wrote:
> > Since my suggested mapping 
> > map ,ds :.,/^-- $/-1d<CR>O
> >
> > only makes sense if I'm editing a mail, I pulled it from my .vimrc
> > and dropped it into ~/.vim/after/syntax/mail.vim .
> 
> For what it's worth, I have the following in my mutt-vimrc file:
> 
> imap <leader>ff <esc>:/^-- $/+1,$d<cr><esc>:r !fortune -e<cr><c-o>
> nmap <leader>ff :/^-- $/+1,$d<cr><esc>:r !fortune -e<cr><c-o>
> 
> imap <leader>dd <esc>:,/^-- $/-2d<cr>i
> nmap <leader>dd :,/^-- $/-2d<cr>i
> 
> The first changes the fortune cookie if I'm not happy with it and leaves
> the cursor in place, the second removes everything from the cursor to the
> signature (old top-posters leftovers, etc.), and leaves the editor in
> insert mode (optional, but that's the way I like it).

So in your .muttrc do you have something like:

	set editor ="vim -u mutt-vimrc"

or ...?

The -u option skips all other initialisation, which would mean
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