On 2003-09-09T13:23:49-0500, Alex Malinovich wrote: > 1) How can I set the default folder for mutt to use at startup? I've > used "set folder="imap://..."" in my .muttrc, but this still requires > me to do a c, =, <enter> when I start up mutt. I'd like my IMAP folder > to automatically load up as soon as I start up mutt.
I use spoolfile.
> 2) Is there any way to have mutt pass options to emacs when invoking
> my EDITOR? I'd like to automatically be in mail-mode with auto-fill
> enabled whenever emacs is called from mutt. (if anyone has suggestions
> for better modes to use, please do tell me) Is there a way of having
> mutt tell this to emacs?
editor or $EDITOR.
> 3) I've set up all of my debian mailing lists in my .muttrc using
> 'subscribed'. Replying to a list using L works great. What I'm looking
> for now is some address book functionality. I'm pretty sure that I can
> set up aliases for quickly addressing messages, but what about storing
> extended info about contacts?
"The little brother's database" (lbdb) hooks nicely into mutt ('set
query_command="lbdbq %s"') and supports a number of modules on the
backend. Perhaps you would want to approach it from that angle?
> 4) From looking at my messages on the waiting to be sent screen, it
> doesn't look like my From: line is being filled in at all. I'm sure I
> can set it up in my .muttrc to be whatever I want, but shouldn't it
> default to something intelligent like:
It should (pulls the relevant information from /etc/passwd). Are you
doing anything fancy with headers?
> 5) Any tips you might have for making life easier, especially in
> regards to dealing with debian-user.
I do not use imap, but filtering per maillist is essential.
read/no-read decisions for me is mainly based on subjects of a given
thread, which I then ^D or read. If I get tired of killing something
manually (like virus announcements, or platform specific stuff like
alpha, pcc, windows) then I create a procmail filter to toss it
automatically.
/Allan
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