Re: How to escape the { braces } in the tcsh??
- From: "Ramon F Herrera" <ramon@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: 13 Jun 2006 13:41:43 -0700
Mark wrote:
Ramon F Herrera wrote:
Mark wrote:
Ramon wrote:
I just got a new ISP and this is the first time I use mutt in "IMAP
mode".
The command I use to read my e-mail is from the tcsh is:
% mutt -f \{mail\}
However, I cannot figure out how to insert that line in my .cshrc file.
This is what I need:
alias mutt mutt -f {mail}
Thanks,
-Ramon F Herrera
alias mutt "mutt -f {mail}"
Mark
You were very close Mark. You made me remember how to do it:
alias mutt "mutt -f \{mail\}"
Thanks!
-Ramon
Why do you need the { } anyway? The mutt man page says:
mutt [-f file]
so if your mail file is /var/mail/username
why doesn't it work to just do:
alias mutt "mutt -f /var/mail/username"
??
Mark
Hi Mark:
The mailbox is in a host and my shell account in another. The braces
tell mutt to go in "IMAP mode" and open a network connection to the
remote host where the mailbox resides.
-Ramon
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