herrold wrote:
>
> hmmm ... TIMTOWTDI. One unix way is fetchmail, procmail and pine
> ... fetchmail silently gathers mail from all over the country for
> me; procmail filters and cleans it to my liking, and pine supports
> imap as a native client -- I fire off a browser, or an image viewer,
> or a fax viewer, or print, and my hands never leave the keyboard
I've been tempted more than once to just revert back to mutt and use
fetchmail for all my mail needs, but then I think about the 700MB of
email on my server and usually rethink it... :)
There are a couple of reasons I don't just use mutt/procmail as it is:
mutt's IMAP support has been a little flaky in my experience, and the
way I deal with my incoming mail doesn't translate too easily into a
mutt/procmail solution. Procmail could easily filter/file all my mail
for me where I could read it at my leisure with mutt, but the way I do
it with Netscape is to have all my incoming mail sitting in my inbox,
and filters automagically file it away in folders, but only _marks_ it
deleted in my inbox without actually deleting it until I do it manuall.
Then, when I've read I read everything in my INBOX, I hit the "clean up
my INBOX" option and wipe out all the mail that's been filtered
elsewhere.
Hmmm... come to think of it, I bet a procmail recipe could be written
that copies mail to an appropriate folder, but also leaves a copy in my
INBOX, only marked "D"eleted, waiting for mutt to purge it. I think
I'll have to look into that...
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