On Fri, Oct 27, 2006 at 10:22:31AM +0800, lars wrote: > >Ismael wrote: > >>lars wrote: > >> I can only type "c imaps://usr:psw@xxxxxxxxxx/inbox" to enter a folder. > >> How can I make it easier? > >Use a macro. I bind "I" to opening my IMAP inbox and that does it. > is that the only way? Then it seems that use fetchmail + procmail is a better > way to use imap in mutt? > What do you want to achieve? Do you want to keep your e-mails on your imap-server to access you mails with multiple clients from multiple places or do you want to store the mails on one client? I don't have any remote imap-accounts but a local one. I fetch my mails via fetchmail from several pop3-servers and pipe them through procmail. procmail sorts incoming mails into my local Maildir (provided by courier-imap). You may ask why I store my local mails in an imap-server? Because I can access them with many clients. Now I'm using mutt, before mutt i used thunderbird. Kind regards, Paul --
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