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Gena!

It seems as though you should really spend some time with the pine
configuration menue.  This was the only way I could figure out how I
needed to setup pine to work the way I wanted.  

I also use procmail to sort my folders.  This will put your mail in a
folder in your home directory actually.  In my case there is a directory
called mail that has all of my different mailboxes.  

If you have any more questions do ask!

HTH
Frank


     Frank Carmickle
phone:     412 761-9568
email:     frankiec at dryrose.com

On Sun, 4 Feb 2001, Georgina Joyce wrote:

> Hi
> 
> Many thanks for those who have helped me set up my mail on my linux box.
> 
> As you can see, I've managed to subscribe on the Speakup list from my
> linux box.  I wondered if I could trouble you a little further and ask for
> help on tweeking the system.  I'd like to automate the process and have an
> inbox with my other mail folders in /home/Gena.
> 
> I've installed mutt but can't point to my mail files.  However, I'm going
> to spend some time on the manual which is bound to give me some tips.  For
> the time being, I'll use pine.
> 
> Could someone tell me how I can get pine to save an inbox with my other
> mail files?  So that when I connect, fetchmail collects my mail and it is
> stored on this machine in my inbox.
> 
> As root, can I run an automated script that makes a ppp connection and
> fetches Gena's mail and then disconnects?  If so, how would I do this?
> 
> AH, Just has a message that pine couldn't open a temp file for the spell
> checker.  Ummm do I need to reate one?  How do I tell pine about it?
> 
> Sorry for any typos.
> 
> Gena
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
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