On 02/15/08, Benjamin Buch wrote: > Hi, > > > To get mutt to check all of the mboxes that can have new mail in them, > > you have to list ALL of them in the mailboxes command. For example, if > > your procmail script can deliver mail to "family", "friends", "mutt", > > and "work" folders, you would need a mailboxes line something like > > this: > > > > set folder="$HOME/mail" > > mailboxes =family =friends =mutt =work = > > ^ ^ ^ ^ ^-- $folder > > | | | `-------- $folder/work > > | | `-------------- $folder/mutt > > | `----------------------- $folder/friends > > `------------------------------- $folder/family > > > > Then mutt will check all of those folders for new mail. They won't be > > displayed in the status-bar, but you will be notified of new mail just > > below the status bar. Also, as Vladimir said, you can press '.' > > (period) to get the list, or, after pressing 'c' to change folders, > > you can press '?' to show just the mailboxes that have new mail (this > > is known as the "buffy list"). > > I did set up my .muttrc now like this: > > mailboxes /var/mail/benni =freunde =kassette =listmutt =lists =mbox > =root =sent =uni Try this: set folder="/var/mail/benni" mailboxes +freunde mailboxes +kassette mailboxes +listmutt mailboxes +lists mailboxes +mbox -- respectfully, ------------------------------------- | Joseph | IT | -------------------------------------
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