* Patrick Cheong Shu Yang ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote: > I have been using Mutt and recently I added another drive to my Debian box > and copied /usr over (except for src) to the new hardisk. The now emptied > /usr was remounted as /usr/src. Now when I run mutt, my mailbox is always in > read-only mode. I need to delete my old mail and I am presently am unable to > do it. Any ideas anyone?
Where is your mail being stored exactly? /usr/src/ ? I'd come in as root and cat your mailbox >> ~/mail/Inbox or something. Maybe reflect the changes in your .muttrc and then blash (rm -rf) where-ever your old mail directory was. Of course, you'll want to change your .procmail to reflect where you want local mail to go ~/mail/Inbox as opposed to /usr/src/? or whatever. Jeff
