On Fri, Feb 19, 1999 at 10:45:54PM +0200, Vadim Vygonets wrote:
>>However: if I open the mailbox exim-user with Mutt, it does not
>>recognize new messages, since the file has not been touched by Exim.
>What do you mean by touching?
I was under the impression, that the time/date of the file was not
changed by Exim, when appending to that file.
As I just noticed, this is not true, the file *is* "touched". I
mis-configured Mutt so it did not compare the date/time of the file
with it's internally saved timestamp, so Mutt could not indicate,
whether a mailbox had new mails.
Sorry, my mistake!
>Does mutt recognize that there are new messages in exim-user?
It now does :-) sorry, I'm still a newbie and had misconfigured Mutt.
>Wwwhat? Do you know how MTA and MUAs work?
Not yet, but I'm still learning, thanks for your help.
Kind regards
Frederick
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