On Thu, Sep 14, 2000 at 10:02:01PM -0700, Eric G . Miller wrote: > Okay, > I started using procmail to filter mail into various places > under ~/Mail. If all the filters are passed, mail gets put into > ~/Mail/inbox. In my muttrc file, I specified all the places where new > mail arrives. However, mutt never recognizes there's new mail in > ~/Mail/inbox, although it does for all the others. Is there something > special about the name ~/Mail/inbox ? Or, when procmail delivers mail > to the fall-through, does it do something different?
It might be that you are using something that is checking for new mail and isn't setting the times back correctly. > The other annoying thing is, mutt will show the 'N' flag > indicating new mail in a "folder". But whenever it's opened, it always > flashes "mailbox unchanged". Now that seems odd. Bug? It correctly > reports the number of new messages on the status bar and they're flagged > appropriately. Clearly the "folder" has changed since the last time it > was accessed. That is because the mailbox that you just left was unchanged. Not the new mailbox. If you delete some messages, it should say something like "n kept, x deleted". Cheers, Chris > -- > /bin/sh ~/.signature: > Command not found P.S: Is this intentional?
