[Pluto-help] mutt & C.

[Lorenzo Brandi]

Il Mon, Mar 19, 2001 at 11:56:51AM +0100, Stefano scrisse:
> At 11.01 19/03/01 +0100, Michele Beltrame wrote:
> >Ciao!
> >
> >> Avrei però bisogno di una breve schiarita di idee: per usare mutt devo installare anche fetcmail e qmail (o sendmail)?
> >
> >Non necessariamente... mutt dispone del supporto POP3 e IMAP per prelevare
> >direttamente la posta.
> 
> Ma sarebbe meglio?
> Inoltre in mutt si possono impostare i filtri per inviare (e conservare) i messeggi in diverse cartelle?
> 
> Se mi rispondeste, "...leggiti i manuali...", avreste ragione. Ora provvedo. Però un suggerimento...
> 
> Grazie (a Michele soprattutto)
> 
> Stefano
> 

amente Mutt, facile da configurare e da usare veramente molto versatile.

Viva Mutt, mutt forever (concordo)
Lore

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	Drawing a few deep even breaths, he entered a mental state practiced
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