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Re: Resynching Mail.app with mutt and IMAP accounts
mutt adds a Status: header to the mail, to keep track of what's new/old/been read/etc. I wonder if this new header throws off Mail.app's synchronization between the mail file and it's cached information?
Re: Resynching Mail.app with mutt and IMAP accounts
Yup. Seems like the addition of the header line throws off the Mail's
table_of_contents file. After I've accessed the mbox file with "mutt -f mbox", I found that if I renamed or deleted that table_of_contents file, then when Mail is relaunched, it rebuilds its TOC file with no complaints.
I've only tried this with very small mailboxes. I do not know what the performance will be like on larger boxes. ---
Resynching Mail.app with mutt and POP accounts
To clarify, I was using mutt on the mbox file that Mail had created from downloading email messages from a POP account. This wasn't with IMAP.
Does a Louie ---
Resynching Mail.app with mutt and POP accounts
I know this isn't the proper place to ask - but I am trying to use Mutt a bit, but having a hard time getting started. Soooooo many options to worry about. Is there a simple "quickstart" docs somewhere? I would like to work my way UP to all those options.... but not have to worry about them when I start out.
beginner's guide to using mutt?
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