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Re: --enable-maildir-support question
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- From: Geoff Wing <gcw@xxxxxxxxx>
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- Subject: Re: --enable-maildir-support question
- Date: Sat, 8 Sep 2001 19:00:06 +1000
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Russell Hoover <rj@xxxxxxxxx> typed:
:What exactly does zsh do differently once you *have* compiled in the
:maildir-support option? Doing a search on "maildir" in man zshall turns up
:no information about --enable-maildir-support. I have the option set, and
:zsh is still giving no mail notification.
:
:export MAIL=$HOME/.mailspool/rj
:export MAILCHECK=1
:mailpref=$HOME/Mail
:mailpath=($HOME/.mailspool/rj
: $mailpref/z/'?New zsh mail.'
: $mailpref/m/'?New mutt mail.'
: $mailpref/trash/'?New mail in trash.')
Firstly, ``mailpath'' overrides ``MAIL''.
Secondly, Bart mentioned that multiple Maildir spools don't work
properly (yet). A single Maildir spool does.
I use ``MAIL'' and not ``mailpath'' (because that's also what mutt
looks at) but also setting ``mailpath'', e.g.
% mailpath=('/path/to/my/Maildir?Postman called. New mail has arrived!!')
worked just fine too.
Regards,
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