[aclug-L] Re: Virtual POP3 and IMAP server

[Steven Saner <ssaner@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

The config file for mutt is .muttrc, but there often isn't one to
start out with. The .muttrc is for adding config stuff that is
different than the "default". www.mutt.org is probably the best place
to look for info. The most obvious "disadvantage" of mutt to pine is
that it is somewhat more difficult to learn and configure, but, as a
result, it is probably more configurable and efficient than pine (at
least that is the claim).

Back to the mbox vs. Maildir holy war. Mutt is one of the few
text-based mail clients that will support Maildir "out of the box."

Steve


On Sun, Oct 21, 2001 at 02:59:09PM -0500, lowell wrote:
> 
> Question: All this mua talk has inspired me to look at Mutt again,
> and I tried to send myself a message but "me@localhost.localdomain"
> is what it wanted to call me, which of course is not who my isp thinks
> I am so it bounced. THAT got me to looking for a Mutt.cfg file of some 
> sort but I couldn't find one.
> The upshot of which is: Where should I look to tell Mutt my particulars?
> 
> On Sat, 20 Oct 2001, Jonathan Hall wrote:
> 
> > But that's by choice, not by 'force' of a proxy or other limitations.
> 
> 
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