Hi all,
I just noticed (because I now need it) that the MAIL environment
variable is not being set when I log in through GDM. If I ssh in, or
just simply do a su to the same user account, the MAIL variable is set.
But it just doesn't get set when logging in through GDM.
Now with with the
On Thu, Aug 16, 2001 at 09:09:29AM -0700, Craig Dickson wrote:
> Why would you be running an MUA that doesn't understand maildir format
> if you store all your mail in maildir folders? This seems like one of
> those "If it hurts when you do that, don't do it" situations.
That would happen in a mu
Matti Airas wrote:
> I wonder which would be the proper way to set MAIL environment
> variable when delivering mail to $HOME/Maildir? If I only set
> QMAIL_DIR in /etc/login.defs, I get the additional MAILDIR environment
> variable, but MAIL still points to /var/spool/mail/$USE
Hi,
I wonder which would be the proper way to set MAIL environment
variable when delivering mail to $HOME/Maildir? If I only set
QMAIL_DIR in /etc/login.defs, I get the additional MAILDIR environment
variable, but MAIL still points to /var/spool/mail/$USER. I can set
MAIL_FILE to "Ma
Jools Smyth <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> previously on my system when i su'd between users and run mutt the
> MAIL env vcariable would be setup to the user i su'd to so the mail
> spool file could be found. Some package upgrade must have changed
> something as this no longer works.
Start a login
previously on my system when i su'd between users and run mutt the
MAIL env vcariable would be setup to the user i su'd to so the mail
spool
file could be found. Some package upgrade must have changed something as
this no longer works. i can
ofcourse i could put something into .bashrc but i want a
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