Re: Mutt and courier-imap
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On Tuesday, February 27 at 10:53 AM, quoth William Yardley:
> It's possible; you'll probably want to adjust the setting of $mask
> so you can see the - I used to use 'set mask="^\\."'.
>
> Someone did a patch for Courier's "Maildir++" scheme (which, AFAIK,
> isn't any kind of standard),
Well, it's about as "standard" as the Maildir standard (i.e. it's
defined by a web page, and a couple people support it). The real juice
of the Maildir++ standard isn't the subfolders either, but is the
better way of generating filenames during delivery. (Maildir assumes
that PIDs are unique within a single second, and Maildir++ does not).
> but I don't think it's been maintained.
I'm speaking out of ignorance here, but why would you need a patch for
this? (Unless maybe it's making mutt use the new filename semantics?)
I used to do the mutt+Courier thing, and it was pretty easy, I just
had to get into the habit of hitting "=." in front of my folder names
rather than just "=".
~Kyle
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