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vim colors in mutt reply: "urxvtc -e mutt" vs. "urxvtc" + "mutt"

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https://bbs.archlinux.org – Try the following:urxvtc -e bash -i -c muttIf that works, then there's something in your bashrc that's enabling correct colours.Just one suggestion, -e mutt works correctly for me, and I set the TERM variable in .Xresources (.Xdefaults will also work), and not in any of the bash start-up files. skanky https://bbs.archlinux.org/profile.php?id=30276 2012-07-07T08:14:50Z (HowTos)

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Meyithi wrote:You are backgrounding a daemon, it's not necessary.  The following works fine for me, admittedly I only spawn one term.# Start urxvt daemon urxvtd -q -f -o

# Spawn a terminal urxvtc &I thought only the wm line in xinitrc should be foregrounded, rest everything should be backgrounded.Anyway, i switched to this script from the wiki, and added an extra urxvtc line, to spa

I've put this in my .muttrc:set reply_to = ask-yesVery, very rarely I come across an email which has a reply-to field set which Mutt detects. Usually, Mutt does not ask whether to use the reply-to address and silently uses the from address.I've compared the reply-to lines from two emails, one of which Mutt detects.

Based on Trilby's script, you could build a list of commands with the loop, and pass them to the window as a parameter to eval:$CMDS="echo hello;echo world;read" $urxvtc -e bash -c "eval $CMDS"

skanky https://bbs.archlinux.org/profile.php?id=30276

2012-04-03T12:09:33Z

Hi,i'm reinventing mutt on my new notebook, i'm trying to use my old configuration file (gmail/imap) which worked fine on my old machine. But after i start Mutt it hangs on:Fetching message headers... 0/12345 (0%)I have tried it with another (no gmail) account but with the same result.

I'm connecting using http not https as my server's on the same machine.Are you using ca-certificate.crt? I was getting a start-up error with that  so created a cert.pem file. That could be a red herring though.

skanky https://bbs.archlinux.org/profile.php?id=30276

2012-09-07T10:13:09Z

I don't know about sourcing your .bashrc in gnome, but you are probably better off moving your PATH definition to your .bash_profile, before you source the .bashrc.

skanky https://bbs.archlinux.org/profile.php?id=30276

2012-05-10T08:49:40Z

How to use variable in .vimrc 13 weeks 6 days ago

IIRC, global variables need to be defined g:name - eg. g:DIRThe other alternative would be to pass it in as an argument - see a:name

skanky https://bbs.archlinux.org/profile.php?id=30276

2013-02-14T13:34:29Z

Mutt depends on curses according to this here, my discussion with Michael:

@hhh: ssh hhh@server.com mutt <--- what is wrong here?

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What's the error?

skanky https://bbs.archlinux.org/profile.php?id=30276

2013-03-14T12:43:42Z