Actually, I found the problem, I didn't have them in my .muttrc file. I had recieved a response moments after sending in my questions. thanks everyone.
renx99 On Wed, Oct 18, 2000 at 10:24:44AM -0400, Chris Gray wrote: > On Tue, Oct 17, 2000 at 10:08:18PM -0400, Allan M. Wind wrote: > > On 2000-10-17 18:16:49, RenX99 wrote: > > > > > What I have is this.. You open mutt, press "c" to change folders, > > > press "?" to get a list of folders. The debian folder has a "N" > > > next to it when there is no mail in it, and the others do not have > > > anything marking... but when you enter a folder there is new mail in > > > the folder with an "N" marking the mail as new. Makes sense? > > > > Yes, now answer the question. Do you have mailboxes line in .muttrc > > that contains all the files that you would like to check for new mail? > > I guess I'm kind of sniping from afar here, but this kind of help is not > very useful. You should have ended it with "Because if you do..." or > "If you don't..." > > My guess is that the original poster has a program which is checking his > mailboxes and not resetting the time stamps correctly. I would advise > him to either stop running it or fix it. What is your solution? > > Cheers, > Chris > > And remember, my .sig applies to me. Sorry again for being rude. > -- > It is much easier to be critical than to be correct. > -- Benjamin Disraeli > >
