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Mutt Folder List

Mutt Folder List is a mutt patch that adds a sidebar showing all mail folders and the total and number of new messages each contains. It allows users to hide or display the sidebar with a single keystroke, and optionally highlights folders with new messages. Users can scroll up and down the list of folders and open the selected folder, and configure the sidebar width, colors, and key bindings.

Tags Communications Email Email Clients (MUA)
Licenses GPL
Operating Systems Unix
Implementation C

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  •  20 Jun 2009 13:32
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    Changes: The sidebar patch was updated for mutt 1.5.20.

    • Rrelease-mid
    •  18 Jun 2009 17:42
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      Changes: This release adds an IMAP folder sorting patch. It uses the new sidebar variable sidebar_sort (i.e. "set sidebar_sort=yes").

      Changes: This release fixes the update message counts for maildir users.

      Changes: The mutt sidebar patch has been updated for the pristine mutt-1.5.19 tarball.

      Changes: This fixes a minor problem in the folder indenting patch that was displaying some folder names as "null".

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      Rcomment-before 13 Mar 2009 11:37 Rcomment-trans spicausis Rcomment-after

      1.5.19 wrong message count
      If 1.5.19 shows incorrect message count in all the maildir folders, except for the current, the (second) patch in https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/mutt/+bug/251785 from Aneesh Kumar fixed the problem for me.

      Rcomment-before 06 Aug 2006 02:44 Rcomment-trans truenerd Rcomment-after

      Re: Mutt crashes

      >

      > When I remove my usual .muttrc and

      > create a new one with only the sidebar

      > data indicated on the site, mutt no

      > longer crashes and it is possible to get

      > a sidebar. It should be some conlict

      > between my usual .muttrc and the new

      > data.

      >

      > Sorry for the noise! I will try to

      > determine where is the conflict.

      OK, I think I have detected the problem: I have long names of mail boxes and had only to set sidebar_width at a higher value :)

      Rcomment-before 05 Aug 2006 16:11 Rcomment-trans truenerd Rcomment-after

      Re: Mutt crashes

      > I have compiled mutt 1.5.12 with the

      > latest patch:

      > patch-1.5.12.sidebar.20060804.txt

      > and unfortunately it crashes as soon as

      > I try to get the sidebar. My .muttrc

      > file is modified as suggested on the web

      > site.

      >

      > Any help would be appreciated.

      >

      > truenerd

      When I remove my usual .muttrc and create a new one with only the sidebar data indicated on the site, mutt no longer crashes and it is possible to get a sidebar. It should be some conlict between my usual .muttrc and the new data.

      Sorry for the noise! I will try to determine where is the conflict.

      Rcomment-before 05 Aug 2006 08:28 Rcomment-trans truenerd Rcomment-after

      Mutt crashes
      I have compiled mutt 1.5.12 with the latest patch: patch-1.5.12.sidebar.20060804.txt

      and unfortunately it crashes as soon as I try to get the sidebar. My .muttrc file is modified as suggested on the web site.

      Any help would be appreciated.

      truenerd

      Rcomment-before 13 May 2006 06:03 Rcomment-trans m8ram Rcomment-after

      Re: imap servers

      >

      > % what about imap serves. i cant seem

      > to

      > % get it to use imap. i have set

      > % imap_user and set spoolfile working.

      > % just when i have mailboxes = it

      > doesnt

      > % open the box.

      >

      >

      > I think your problem has been fixed in

      > 1.5.10i-20050816.

      >

      Hi

      I just downloaded and installed the Debian package: mutt_1.5.11+cvs20060403-2.

      The problem does appear to be fixed!

      Thanks a lot! This is a great patch!

      Is there a way to force recalculating the message and unread count?

      Right now after opening the sidebar all counters (except the mailbox that is opened) have their counter set to 0. Only after opening a mailbox the number off messages and the number of unread messages is correctly updated.

      In the mailboxes view the number of unread messages is shown correctly except for the INBOX.

      Regards

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