I guess this was the only major downside to putting that patch into CVS ;-) BTW, Thanks again for the patch - I've been compacting my list config over the past month or so, now that I don't have to list all the alternate addys for lists separately (with __altN suffixes, to avoid clobbering the other aliases for each list). If I can toss that feature from my makenewlistsrc script at some point in the future (when everybody will presumably be using Mutt >1.5.6i, or the patched 1.5.5.1i), it'll greatly simplify the thing :-) - Dave On Wed, Feb 11, 2004 at 04:42:17AM EST, GUUG bug Tracking System wrote: > The $alternates variable has been replaced by an alternates command > in 1.5.6. Instead of saying > > set alternates="rx1|rx2|rx3|(local1|local2)@dom.ain" > > you can now do something like this: > > alternates rx1 rx2 rx3 > alternates '(local1|local2)@dom.ain" > > And so on. The background for this is that it unifies handling of > alternates with the handling of list patterns as passed to subscribe > or lists. > On 2004-02-11 03:44:47 -0000, Kyle Wheeler wrote: > > -- Please type your report below this line > > > > It's rather odd, actually. This same version of mutt, with this patch, > > works just fine on MacOS X, with the same configuration files (including > > the "set alternates" command). Now, I get a warning that it's an unknown > > variable. -- Uncle Cosmo, why do they call this a word processor? It's simple, Skyler. You've seen what food processors do to food, right? Please visit this link: http://rotter.net/israel
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