Changes between Version 23 and Version 24 of MUA Configuration
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- 08/03/06 14:24:34 (20 years ago)
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MUA Configuration
v23 v24 104 104 `mutt` is a well-maintained, free, console-based, IMAP-capable mail client. Configuring `mutt` is done by editing a text configuration file, stored in `~/.muttrc` 105 105 106 On CAL configured workstations, you don't need to do any configuration to get `mutt` to work with your CAL mail account. It is already set up, thanks to [source:/trunk/packages/cal-meta/src/cal-configured-workstation-config/etc/Muttrc.d/cal.rc /etc/Muttrc.d/cal.rc]. ''(Note: you do need to make sure that your [wiki:"Kerberos Credentials Cache"] is properly initialized )''106 On CAL configured workstations, you don't need to do any configuration to get `mutt` to work with your CAL mail account. It is already set up, thanks to [source:/trunk/packages/cal-meta/src/cal-configured-workstation-config/etc/Muttrc.d/cal.rc /etc/Muttrc.d/cal.rc]. ''(Note: you do need to make sure that your [wiki:"Kerberos Credentials Cache"] is properly initialized, but this is taken care of automatically when you log in at the console of a CW)'' 107 107 108 108 On systems without properly configured [wiki:"krb5 libraries"], or systems outside of Pupin Hall, you probably want to add the following set of lines to `~/.muttrc` to be able to check your CAL mail with mutt: ''(note: replace "foo" with your CAL username!)''
