# File: /tmp_mnt/fractal.nmt.edu/tedium/accounts/k/kscott/.muttrc
# Author: K. Scott Rowe
# Time-stamp: <10/17/2008 15:52:57 kscott@speare5-1-14.nmt.edu>

#
#Mutt 0.95.4us (1999-03-03)
#

#
# Likes
#
# - looks and feels a lot like ucbmail/mush/elm and _not_ like pine.
# - Reads mail files pretty fast.
# - Looks to have MIME/pop/imap/pgp support
# - seems to have mailx emulation (/usr/ucb/mail -e?)
# - supports filename completion in saving messages

#
# Todone
#
# - DONE: Need to change the sorting from sent-date to received-date
#   SOLUTION: set sort=date-received
# - DONE: figure out how to pick | command like in mush
#   SOLUTION: It seems to be command based.  i.e. to delete, use 'D' and
#   then give it a regexp, i.e. ~s "The MSEC 105 camera"
# - DONE: change 'j' to 'J' and 'k' to 'K'
# - DONE: get rid of the annoying personal name GECOS field 
#   SOLUTION: set index_format="%4C %Z %-22a %d (%4l) %s"
# - get imap and pop working
#   SOLUTION: ./configure --enable-imap --enable-pop
# - figure out how to connect via imap and pop
#   SOLUTION:
#   imap: first type 'c' to change folders
#         then give it '{mailhost}/fs/mail/<username>"
#    pop: first set variable pop_host, then type 'G'


#
# Solved Dislikes
#
# - Threading is not enabled
#    SOLUTION: change default sorting algorythm, or use 'o' in index    
# - The prompt skips over deleted messages in the index list.  This
#   makes it difficult to undelete messages, and to delete messages in
#   reverse order.
#    SOLUTION: use J and K
# - how does one 'include' messages in a compose message?  I can forward
#   but I just want ~i like in mail/mush.
#    SOLUTION: use ~f instead of ~i
# - seems to add strange character where it sould add a newline for
#   wrapping lines of text.
#    SOLUTION: unset markers variable.
# - when I use command-line mode (mutt <user>) it confirms the To:
#   this is a bit redundant.
#    SOLUTION: set edit_headers, and autoedit
#   however, now when I startup emacs (~e or ~v) I have the complete
# - displays gcos-field instead of username in index
#   SOLUTION: set index_format="%4C %Z %-22a %d (%4l) %s"
# - if there is no subject, mutt is really adiment about canceling
#   the message
#   SOLUTION: set abort_nosubject=no
# - how does one include an attachment with the builtin-editor
#   SOLUTION: you dont, you add in the send menu.
# - how does one save sent messages to a file like .record
#   SOLUTION: set copy and record, and dont use a .record from mush
# - ~f inside the default editor does not seem to put include-chars '}'
#   in the included message.
#   SOLUTION: use ~m which quotes the included message
# - BUG: manual.txt says there is a next-message in the pager field when
#   in fact there isnt.  There is, however a next-entry in the pager field
#   that moves to the next message weathere deleted or not.  The manual.txt
#   also says that next-entry is in generic and not index.
#   SOLUTION: looks like the manual.txt was corrected with 1.0 release
# - I can delete-pattern 'D', and tag-pattern 'T' but not save-pattern?
#   SOLUTION: 'T'ag the files you want, the ';save' them
# - in the builtin editor, text that does not have a newline on the end
#   of it willbe removed after 30 seconds.  This is a really stupid 
#   thing to do.  Actually, I can't seem to reproduce this anymore.
#   SOLUTION: this doesn't seem to happen anymore, must have been 
#   fixed in an upgrade, or I was temporarily insane.
# - when a message is printed, only the 'From:' and 'To:' lines of the
#   header are printed.  It should print all the header information that
#   I set it to display (in my case should also print 'From' (with date))
#   SOLUTION: This seems to have been fixed with mutt-1.2i
# - mutt wont write to a .record used by mush.  It either works
#   with a blank file or a file only written to by mutt.
#   SOLUTION: my mush .record file had a leading space in it,
#   so mutt didn't think it was a mailbox file, although mush did.
#   removing the leading space solved the problem.
# - pop_user doesn't default to loginname as it says it should in the manual
#   SOLUTION: this has been fixed in mutt-1.2i


#
# Dislikes
#
# - sun4c solaris-5.7 forwarding certain messages gives a segfault
# - you do not get any confirmation when you include a message with
#   ~f, ~F, ~m, or ~M with builtin editor (i.e. mush tells the number
#   of lines included)  ~r does give useful information though.
# - cant seem to change ~ commands in the default editor.  i.e. I want
#   ~i to include a file instead of ~f (more like mush).
# - if you just type ~f, it does not include the message you were just
#   reading (like mush does) you have to specify a message number.
# - how can you chnage the cancel key binding from ^g to ^c
# - doesnt seem to include a .signature if using builtin editor
# - only curses-like mode, doesnt seem to have a text/command-line mode to
#   read mail.
# - the internal editor cannot break lines, weather on word boundries
#   or not, while typing long lines (like mush)  The lines are displayed
#   correctly in the mail message that is sent, but the editor wont display
#   the line breaks.  This could cause some problems when reaching the 
#   RFC limit of 1000 characters per newline.
# - with autoedit and edit_headers set to keep mutt from asking me to fill
#   the To: field when using command line mode (i.e. mutt <user>), when I
#   startup emacs (~e or ~v) I have the complete
#   headers in the file (i.e. Cc: To: From: ...).
#   I dont want mutt to confirm the To: field, but I also dont want to 
#   edit the complete headers either.
# - a ~p inside the default editor does not use a pager, it simply scrolls
#   on by no matter how long the message is.
# - setting "text/html; netscape -remote 'openURL(%s)'" in .mailcap
#   doesnt work, because mutt removes the /tmp file before netscape
#   can read it.
# - the help (top) and status (bottom) lines are in reverse video, which
#   clashes with the highlited bar on the current message.  i.e. when
#   the last message on the screen is highlited, it is the same color
#   as the status line, and looks like a double-wide highlited bar.
#   Is there a way to not have them in reverse video?
# - There is no way to disable including the personal names, i.e. GCOS fields,
#   in the To: field (expanded from usernames) all this does is waste space.
# - you have to type {mailhost}/var/spool/mail/kscott in order to get
#   mail via imap.  There should be a default somewhere
# - It would be nice if it remembered the last directory you saved something
#   in and defaulted to that next time.  Sometimes I have many files attached
#   to a message and I would like to save them individually to the smae place
# - mutt-1.2i when trying to connect to pop server, I get error
#   "/var/mail/kscott is not a mailbox".  my mailbox is /var/spool/mail/kscott

#
# Todo
#
# - get my sig working with the builtin editor
# - change the number of lines displayed when a new page is up in the index
# - setup commands to reply-to-all and reply-with-editor
# - find out what set empty_to does

set abort_nosubject=no	# dont abort if there is no subject, dont abort
set alias_file=~/.mutt_aliases	# use a seperate aliases file
set autoedit		# skips the send-menu when set with edit_headers
set allow_8bit		# Don't do any Quoted-Printable encoding on 8-bit data
set no askcc		# prompt for Cc: receipients
			# This gets asked twice when using builtin editor
set no confirmcreate	# confirm creating new mailboxes
set copy=yes		# save a copy of outgoing messages
set date_format="!%b %d %H:%M"	# date format displayed in the index menu
set delete=yes		# automaticly purge deleted messages upon quit
set edit_headers	# allow editing of headers in outgoing message
set editor=builtin	# use builtin editor for compose, replay,...
			# doesnt seem to include a sig if using builtin editor
			# Cc: gets asked twice when using builtin editor
#set empty_to		# this might do something about setting the To field
set forward_decode=no	# Controls decoding of MIME messages into text/plain
set forward_quote	# quote text that gets forwarded
#kscott May 31 2000: this seems to be the default actually
#set forward_weed=no	# Controls weather or not full headers are forwarded
set fast_reply		# sounds senanamous and m.exlucive to autoedit
set folder=~/Mail	# Where mail folders are for saving
set no help		# display help lines in reverse video mode
set indent_string='}'	# string to indent with when replying to
set index_format="%4C %Z %-22.22a %d (%4l) %s"	# format for index menu
set no markers		# controls display of wrapped lines in pager
set metoo		# keep my address in the recipient list
set move=no		# ask to move mail to mbox on exit
set pager_stop=yes	# sets if `space` continues to the next message or not
set postpone=no		# postpone messages that aren't sent immediatly
set quit=ask-yes	# confirm quitting and exiting
set record="~/Mail/sent-mail/mutt-`date '+%b-%Y'`"
set resolve		# advance cursor to next message after command
set signature=~/.sig	# signature file
			# doesnt seem to include a sig if using builtin editor
set sort=date-received	# sort the index listing
set to_chars="     "	# characters used to indicate mail addressed to you

#color index white black *
#color index brightyellow blue *
#color header black white Subject:

################################
# change some keyboard bindings
################################
bind index 	'b'	previous-page
bind index 	' '	next-page
bind index	'R'	group-reply	# reply to all recipients
bind index	'j'	next-entry	# next message, even if deleted
bind index	'k'	previous-entry	# previous message, even if deleted
bind pager 	'b'	previous-page	# jump to previous page in pager
bind pager 	' '	next-page	# jump to next page in pager
bind pager	'N'	search-opposite	# backwards search like less
bind pager	'R'	group-reply	# reply to all recipients
bind pager	'<'	top		# jump to top of message
bind pager	'>'	bottom		# jump to bottom of message
bind generic	'<'	first-entry	# jump to first entry in index
bind generic	'>'	last-entry	# jump to last entry in index

###################################
# only display the usefull headers
###################################
ignore *				# use 'h' to see full headers
unignore From To Subject

#############################################
# we have to source the aliases file by hand
#############################################
source ~/.mutt_aliases

set spoolfile=imap://mailhost.nmt.edu/INBOX
set imap_user=$USER