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Re: How to get rid of "Maildir" being listed as my initial folder...



<quote who="Rick F." on Mon, Dec 12, 2005 at 03:03:08PM EST>

> Hi all.. I'm running mutt 1.5.9i with the sidebar patch and it has always
> shown "Maildir" as my first and default mailbox when I start up.  This was
> never really a problem as long as I had the appropriate "cur", "tmp", and
> "new" folders inside my ~/Maildir folder.. However, after doing some 
> house cleaning, I've moved those folders in my ~/Maildir/.INBOX folder
> instead to be consistent with the rest of my imap folder hierarchy.
> 
> When I now startup mutt, I get the first and default folder listed as 
> "Maildir" which contains no messages and I have to select a different folder
> (e.g. INBOX) to see my new mail in my top-level folder.  Is there some way 
> to get rid of this first "Maildir" folder so mutt will always initially
> look in my ~/Maildir/.INBOX folder instead?
> 
> Below is the script I use to setup my mailboxes :
> 
> set folder      = ~/Maildir/

Check out $folder
    set folder = ~/Maildir/.INBOX/ 

    folder
        Type: path
        Default: “~/Mail”

        Specifies  the default location of your mailboxes.  A ‘+’ or ‘=’
        at the beginning of a pathname will be expanded to the value  of
        this  variable.   Note that if you change this variable from the
        default value you need to make sure that the  assignment  occurs
        before  you  use ‘+’ or ‘=’ for any other variables since expan‐
        sion takes place during the ‘set’ command.

Seth