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re: [LI] Multiple POP Accounts



Sitaram Chamarty wrote

> Have you already done this?  I mentioned that it could be done, but
> that I myself haven't done it so am not 100% sure and will try it out

Here is my .muttrc (only relevant portions posted)

# My .muttrc file
# Don't display certain headers
ignore From_ Resent- Errors-to Precedence >From X-Authentication-Warning
ignore Old-Subject Old-Content-Type In-Reply-To X-Loop
ignore X-Received X-ReSent-Date X-ReSent-From X-ReSent-To X-ReSent-Subject
ignore X-ReSent-Message-ID

# Order to display the headers in
hdr_order From: Date: To: Cc: Subject:

# Default From: line for when mailing in batch mode
my_hdr From: suresh@xxxxxxxxxxx (Suresh Ramasubramanian)
set sendmail="/usr/sbin/sendmail -t -oi -oem -f suresh@xxxxxxxxxxx"

# Set and source our alias file
# set alias_file=~/.mutt-aliases
# source ~/.mutt-aliases

# Attribution line
#folder-hook . set attribution="On %d at %t, thus spake %n : "

^^^ Can someone give me the correct syntax for this one?

# Include list specific stuff
source ~/.mutt-lists

^^ this is what you want.

.mutt-lists below (only one list for example)

# Set options for the various mailing lists I'm on

# The mailboxes that I should check
mailboxes ! 
mailboxes =lists/somelist

# Sort our mailboxes by date
set sort_browser=date

# LIST correspondence
folder-hook list set signature=~/.signature-list
folder-hook list my_hdr From: xxxx@xxxxxx (x x \
xxxxx )
folder-hook list 'set sendmail="/usr/lib/sendmail -t -oi -oem -f \ 
xxxx@xxxxxx"'
folder-hook list set sort=threads

# If the line wraps - remember to use 
# backslash to break it into two lines

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