Re: mutt tmp files
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- Subject: Re: mutt tmp files
- From: Kyle Wheeler <kyle-mutt@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 1 Oct 2008 09:12:14 -0500
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On Wednesday, October 1 at 09:13 AM, quoth dv1445@xxxxxxxxx:
> Hmm. Mutt has *always* left plenty of files behind for me.
> Starting with 1.4.something and all the way into 1.5.18. On OSX
> Panther, Tiger, and Leopard. It leaves things in the folder I
> defined as the tmpdir. Usually the files are empty, but sometimes
> they are saved states of mails I was writing.
>
> These files always have a name that looks something like:
>
> mutt-hostname-501-somenumbers-somemorenumbers
>
> I manually clean them out once in a while. I thought this was
> normal. Is mutt bugging out on the Mac?
Files of that name pattern are from composing a message, and *should*
be deleted when the message is sent.
Do they have a ~ at the end of them, maybe? They might be tmp files
that your *editor* creates while editing your messages (which,
obviously, mutt wouldn't know about).
~Kyle
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