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#                                                                    #
# Ailbhe's .muttrc                                                   #
#                                                                    #
# This is my main config file. Mutt reads this first,                #
# and then any other files I call with the "source" command          #
#                                                                    #
# Sections:                                                          #
#	When Creating Messages		Personalized Headers         #
#	Managing and viewing mailboxes	Mime-Forwarding              #
#	Aliases				Sourcing external config files
#	Miscellaneous settings					     #
#                                                                    #
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####### When Creating Messages

# When I send mail to "joe" it automagically expands to "joe@ossifrage.net"
set hostname=ossifrage.net
set use_domain

# My real name, for the From line
set realname="Ailbhe Leamy"

# This is so that Outlook and Outlook Express won't get confused and 
# send replies to the wrong address
set envelope_from

# when you create a message and put nothing in the Subject, 
# it will ask if you want to abort the message
set abort_nosubject=ask-yes

# Before writing a message, decide if I want to cc it to anyone
set askcc

# input sig seperator
set sig_dashes

# this is where my sig is
# set signature="~/signature/.urlsig"

bind index '#' tag-entry

# reply to a mailing list, not an individual, by default
unset ignore_list_reply_to

# ask to include a copy of the message to which I am replying
set include=ask-yes

# prefix quoted text with this
set indent_string="> "

# ask before aborting unedited messages
set abort_unmodified=ask-yes

# attribution format : on day, name wrote (alias=%a if you want to add that)
set attribution="On %d, %n wrote:"

# Save a copy of all my outgoing mail
set copy=yes

# When forwarding, Subject is Fwd: oldsubject
set forward_format="Fwd: %s"

# Forwarded messages included in the main body of the message using indent_string.
set forward_quote

# message headers will be weeded when forwarding
# (doesn't work with latest version)
# set forward_weed

# This option allows you to edit the headers
# along with the body of outgoing messages
set edit_headers

# Choose the editor you want to use to write mail. 
# I use emacs -nw, which runs emacs in the existing xterm 
# rather than in a new window
set editor="emacs -nw"

# replies and forwards with same names and subject
# (option to change pre-send still exists)
set fast_reply

# If I mail a mailing list, it takes my address out of the
# followup header and leaves the list address in
set followup_to

# Do not force me to save outgoing mail by username
unset force_name

# when postponing messages, ask where to save them
set postpone=ask-yes

# default file to save postponed messages
set postponed="~/Mail/postponed"

# ask if I want to recall postponed messages when I start a new message
set recall=ask-yes

# when replying to a bunch of people,
# it will remove my own address from the reply-to list
unset metoo

# no need to reply to myself, is there?
unset reply_self

# asks if I want to reply to the reply-to address; 
# if not, it uses the From address
set reply_to=ask-yes

# When sending, wait until message is sent before continuing
set sendmail_wait=0

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#		 Personalized headers				     #

# add headers defined by my_hdr command to every outgoing message
set hdrs

# Include headers when editing the message to which I am replying
# You may want to "unset" this
set header

# View headers in this order when reading mail
hdr_order To Cc From Date Subject

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#		 Managing and viewing mailboxes                      #
#								     #
# Sections:   							     #
#	Index				Threads 		     #
# 	Moving mail between boxes	Reading Mail		     #
#								     #
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# Folder in which to put your mailboxes. Represented by =
set folder=~/Mail

# leave read messages in main mailbox, /var/mail/username
set mbox="!"

# all mailboxes are the standard, default type, whatever that is (mbox)
set mbox_type=mbox

# I want to access folders in do-stuff mode
unset read_only

#################################
#	 	Index		#
#################################

# I like my index to show me
# %C number of message; %Z is the message to me; 5d date; %F from; 
# %l number of lines in the message; %s subject line
set index_format="%3C %Z %d %-15.15F (%4l) %s"

# Help Bar
set help

# If set, gives an arrow instead of highlighting the line. 
# I use it at work because I am reading over slow telnet connection
unset arrow_cursor

### If set, Mutt will use plain ASCII characters when displaying thread and 
### attachment trees, instead of the default ACS characters.
unset ascii_chars

# When viewing the index, mails are marked
# Z -not sent to me, T - sent only to me, G - sent to me
# and others(Group), C - cc'ed to me, F - from me
set to_chars="ZTGCF"

# It's to do with an editor, so I stick with what I know
set visual="emacs -nw"
# if unset, treat unread old messages as new messages
unset mark_old

# do not beep when I err but do when I get new mail
unset beep
set beep_new

# check for new mail when the mailbox is open
unset check_new

# When viewing the folder list
# %N Mark N if folder contains new mail; %F file permissions; 
# %l hard links %u owner name; %g group name; %s size in bytes; 
# %d last modified; %f filename
set folder_format="%N %F %2l %-8.8u %-8.8g %8s %d %f"

# Sort files in alpha order in file browser
set sort_browser=alpha

# I like my dates to show as (31/12/00 17:52)
set date_format="(%d/%m/%y %H:%M)"

# STATUS BAR

# status bar at top of screen
set status_on_top

# The status bar tells me about the current mailbox
#
# %r mailbox altered; %P percentage of the way down the list of messages;
# %f filename; %?l?%l? size; (%?n?%n\/?%m) new/total no. of messages;
# %?d? Del:%d? no. of deleted messages; %?F? Flag:%F? no. of flagged messages
# %?t? Tag:%t? no. of tagged messages; %?p? Post:%p? no. of postponed messages
# %>- right-align the following and pad the line with ---
# (%s/%S) sort order; %?b?- %b folders? no. of folders containing new mail
#
# I set all this with "set status_format"
set status_format="%r %P of %f %?l?%l? (%?n?%n\/?%m)%?d? Del:%d?%?F? Flag:%F?%?t? Tag:%t?%?p? Post:%p? %>-(%s/%S) %?b?- %b folders?"


#################################
#		Threads		#
#################################

# sort by thread
set sort=threads

# something to do with the way threads are sorted. Accept default
set sort_aux=date-sent

# thread properly, using all available info
set strict_threads

# enable threading by recognition of Re; in subject
set reply_regexp="^((re):[ \t]*)*"

# do not collapse a thread containing unread mail
unset collapse_unread

# do (not) jump to next unread message when current thread is uncollapsed
set uncollapse_jump

#################################################
#	When moving mail between mailboxes	#
#################################################

# confirm before appending messages to an existing mailbox
set confirmappend

# confirm before moving things around
set move=ask-yes

# confirm before creating mailbox to append message to
set confirmcreate

# ask for confirmation before deleting messages when closing a mailbox
set delete=ask-yes

# to apply function to all tagged messages, type ";". 
# If this is unset, function is automatically applied
# to all tagged messages, like in elm
unset auto_tag

# if message was sent to a known list, default save box is <listname>
# I pre-sort everything using procmail anyway, so I don't use this
# save-hook ~l +%B 

# do not save using full address instead of username for foldername
unset save_address

# do not save outgoing messages to recipient's username folder
unset save_name

# delete empty folders
unset save_empty

#################################
#	Reading Mail		#
#################################

# view messages using builtin pager
set pager=builtin

# goodness knows, so I accept the default
set pager_format="-%S- %C/%m: %-20.20n %s"

# When viewing next page of info, retain last line of previous page
set pager_context=1

# Works a bit like a "preview" screen; 
# you can see the pager and 5 lines of the index at the same time
set pager_index_lines=5

# if set, when you reach the end of a message and hit next-page,
# nothing will happen - it will not open the next message
unset pager_stop

# mark wrapped lines of text in the pager with a +
set markers

# when wrapping text, don't wrap mid-word
set smart_wrap

# Mark empty space at the bottom of the pager with a tilde, the way vi does it
set tilde

# identify quoted text in messages
#
# This regexp will catch everything, which is too much for me.
# set quote_regexp="^([ \t]*[>|#:}%=-])+" 
#
# This regexp catches just enough for me
set quote_regexp="^([ \t]*[>])+" 

# recognise smileys as smileys not as quote marks
set smileys="(>From)|(:[-^]?[][)(><}{|/DP])"

# I allow 8-bit, I don't need to convert it to 7-bit data
set allow_8bit

# this is the advised setting for a slow link, so I use it at work
# unset menu_scroll

# Mutt treats attachments seperately instead of as one big attachment
set attach_split

#		 Managing and viewing mailboxes - end		     #
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# Mime-forwarding						     #
# see also mime-forwarding notes in man muttrc			     #
######################################################################

### This variable is only used, if mime_forward is unset, otherwise
### mime_forward_decode is used instead.
set forward_decode

### set, the outer layer of encryption is stripped off. This variable
### is only used if mime_forward is set and mime_forward_decode is unset. 
set forward_decrypt

### When set, the message you are forwarding will be attached as a separate 
### MIME part instead of included in the main body of the message. This is 
### useful for forwarding MIME messages so the receiver can properly view
### the message as it was delivered to you. If you like to switch between
### MIME and not MIME from mail to mail, set this variable to ask-no or
### ask-yes.
### Also see forward_decode and mime_forward_decode.
set mime_forward=ask-no

### Controls the decoding of complex MIME messages into text/plain when
### forwarding a message while mime_forward is set. Otherwise forward_decode
### is used instead.
set mime_forward_decode

### Mime end

####### Aliases

# where do you store aliases?
set alias_file="~/.mutt/aliases"

# My alias file contains joe's address, so I will see Joe Soap's name 
# in messages from joe.soap@example.com
set reverse_alias

# sort aliases in alpha order by alias name
set sort_alias=alias

### Specifies the format of the data displayed for the `alias' menu. The
### following printf(3)-style sequences are available.
### %a      alias name
### %n      index number
### %r      address which alias expands to
### %t      character which indicates if the alias is tagged for inclusion
###         (*/ )
set alias_format="%2n %t %-10a %r"

# This means that mutt recognises every address beginning with "ailbhe" as me.
set alternates="ailbhe"

####### End Aliases

####### Miscellaneous settings

# setting this skips a step, which makes me uncomfortable
unset hidden_host

# greek to me
set history=50

# confirm whether I want to print
set print=ask-yes

# confirm that I really want to quit
set quit=ask-yes

# store temporary files in $HOME/tmp/mutt - be sure that this file exists!
set tmpdir="~/tmp/mutt"

# no idea, accept the default
set mask="^(\.\.$|[^.])"

# something to do with piping messages, which I will not deliberately do
unset pipe_decode
unset pipe_split

# apparently useful when running mutt in an xterm
unset suspend

# I'm unlikely to use a search function - set it anyway
set thorough_search

# if open and idle for this long, time out and check for new mail
set timeout=60

# source files
source ~/.mutt/colors
source ~/.mutt/mailboxes
source ~/.mutt/aliases
source ~/.mutt/sendhooks
source ~/.mutt/folder-hook
source ~/.mutt/lists