Comment on The Homely MuttparentComments−adiM13yI have been using Alpine/Pine for almost 13 years, and agree with most of your concerns. However, some of these can be controlled using the settings.- Full name search in LDAP work correctly. Have you set name, surname, and given name attributes correctly in your LDAP setup.- I exclusively used IMAP and have had no troubles with IMAP folder being fist in the list.- Starting in the inbox (using key sequences) has always worked for me.- Reply all does not include me in the Cc. Have you tried setting up alternate addresses field in the settings.For HTML emails, I have set w3m as my html viewer. w3m works better with complex layouts in html.−soldermont00113y- LDAP: it's a corp AD server, cn, name and sn are all set correctly from what I can tell.- Maybe CentOS 6.3 ships with a bad build or lib that causes it to crash. I'm using alpine-2.02-3.el6.x86_64.- Setting the alternate address fixed the replying to myself issue, thanks!- I'll give w2m a shot too. ;-)EDIT: I suspect the crashes when going into the mailbox are due to it requiring me to enter a password.
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I have been using Alpine/Pine for almost 13 years, and agree with most of your concerns. However, some of these can be controlled using the settings.
- Full name search in LDAP work correctly. Have you set name, surname, and given name attributes correctly in your LDAP setup.
- I exclusively used IMAP and have had no troubles with IMAP folder being fist in the list.
- Starting in the inbox (using key sequences) has always worked for me.
- Reply all does not include me in the Cc. Have you tried setting up alternate addresses field in the settings.
For HTML emails, I have set w3m as my html viewer. w3m works better with complex layouts in html.
- LDAP: it's a corp AD server, cn, name and sn are all set correctly from what I can tell.
- Maybe CentOS 6.3 ships with a bad build or lib that causes it to crash. I'm using alpine-2.02-3.el6.x86_64.
- Setting the alternate address fixed the replying to myself issue, thanks!
- I'll give w2m a shot too. ;-)
EDIT: I suspect the crashes when going into the mailbox are due to it requiring me to enter a password.