Re: mutt + squirrelmail
On Fri, Nov 19, 2004 at 07:43:44PM +0000, Richard Lyons wrote:
> I tried mailboxes =INBOX =lists =blahblah...
>
> but still if I navigate up to
> 1 IMAP+ INBOX.
> 2 IMAP+ INBOX.
>
> (BTW, I do not see why it gives it twice - they both behave the same)
Hm, in my case I see:
1 IMAP+ INBOX.
2 IMAP INBOX
I think that's how it should be, as my mutt works just fine.
> and use [enter] to select the INBOX, I get only a directory listing of
> all the subfolders. I cannot see the incoming mail in the INBOX. That
> is visible when first logged on, and I can work with that as long as I
> do not visit another folder.
Some snippets from my .muttrc:
# Default mail directory - `=' refers to this folder.
set folder=imaps://maurits@mail.vanrees.org/INBOX.
# Local mail spool box:
mailboxes /var/mail/maurits
# IMAP inbox:
mailboxes imaps://maurits@mail.vanrees.org/
# debian-user is sorted delivered here:
mailboxes imaps://maurits@mail.vanrees.org/INBOX.Debian
# junk/spam is delivered here:
mailboxes imaps://maurits@mail.vanrees.org/INBOX.Junk
> > With that pressing 'c' shows the mailbox with the new mail.
>
> When I press 'c', I get
> Chdir to: imap://richard@the-place.net/INBOX.
> and [enter] moves to the folder listing again.
Try pressing `c', then `TAB' and again `TAB'. That's how it works for
me.
> No, I mean the mail does not actually go anywhere -- is not sent.
> On reflection, I guess that is not a mutt problem - probably means exim
> is not set up right.
`dpkg-reconfigure exim' may help here.
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