OK, who took my 'red' ?

[Didi Damian <ddamian@home.com>]

Excerpt from .muttrc:

### Colors: color <object> <foreground> <background> [regexp]
# color normal      white    black # using 'color normal' doesn't work
color attachment  green    default
color bold        blue     white
color error       red      white
color hdrdefault  brightblack     default
color header      magenta  default  "^date: *"
color header      yellow   default  "^from: *"
color header      green    default  "^subject: *"
color header      cyan     default  "^to: *"
color header      cyan     default  "^delivered-to: *"
color header      cyan     default  "^cc: *"
color header      cyan     default  "^bcc: *"
color header      yellow   default  "^reply-to: *"
color header      yellow   default  "^mail-followup-to: *"
color header      yellow   default  "^old-return-path: *"
color header      brightblue default "^x-mailer: *"
color header      brightblue default "^user-agent: *"
color header      brightblue default "^x-operating-system: *"
color header      red      default  "^x-mailing-list: *"
color header      red      default  "^in-reply-to: *"
color indicator   white    red
color markers     red      default
color message     white    red
color quoted      green    default
color quoted1     yellow   default
color quoted2     green    default
color quoted3     yellow   default
color signature   red     default
color status      white    blue
color tilde       brightblack default
color tree        red      default
color underline   yellow   white
color body        magenta  default  "[^ <]*:\/\/[^ >]*" # for URLs
color body        magenta  default  "[A-Za-z0-9_\.\-]+@[A-Za-z0-9_\.\-]*[A-Za-z0
-9_\.\-]+"

The colors in mutt are all OK except for red which is substituted by 'white bold', for eg. in the thread tree, x-mailing list, etc. Oh, and the highlight on the current message is an ugly grey-on-cyan instead of the expected white-on-red. 

Any clues ? I want my red !!!! ;-)

TIA

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D.Damian