mutt: No mails at all in INBOX
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I have configured mutt to connect to my imap server. It logins and send mails successfully but I don't see any messages, it says:
Mutt: =INBOX [Msgs:0]
But I don't see any errors...
This is the configuration file:
#set attribution_locale=C
set imap_pass='abcdef(abcdefabcdefcabcdef*abcdef'
set folder="imaps://myimap.example.com/"
set imap_user="pepe.perez@example.com"
set spoolfile="imaps://$imap_user:$imap_pass@myimap.example.com"
set folder ="imaps://myimap.example.com/"
mailboxes = +INBOX
set header_cache=~/.cache/mutt
set message_cachedir="~/.cache/mutt"
set postponed="=Borradores"
unset imap_passive
set imap_keepalive=300
set mail_check=120
set my_pass=$imap_pass
set realname='Pepe Perez'
set from="pepe.perez@example.com"
set use_from=yes
set smtp_url=smtp://$imap_user:$imap_pass@myimap.example.com:587
set editor=vim
set beep_new=yes
bind index <f5> imap-fetch-mail
set sort = reverse-date-received
set net_inc=5
set record = "=Elementos enviados"
set trash = "=Elementos eliminados"
set tmpdir = ~/tmp
set ssl_starttls=yes
set smtp_authenticators = 'login'
set net_inc=5
unset imap_passive
Using mutt Mutt 1.9.2 on Fedora 27
mutt imap
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I have configured mutt to connect to my imap server. It logins and send mails successfully but I don't see any messages, it says:
Mutt: =INBOX [Msgs:0]
But I don't see any errors...
This is the configuration file:
#set attribution_locale=C
set imap_pass='abcdef(abcdefabcdefcabcdef*abcdef'
set folder="imaps://myimap.example.com/"
set imap_user="pepe.perez@example.com"
set spoolfile="imaps://$imap_user:$imap_pass@myimap.example.com"
set folder ="imaps://myimap.example.com/"
mailboxes = +INBOX
set header_cache=~/.cache/mutt
set message_cachedir="~/.cache/mutt"
set postponed="=Borradores"
unset imap_passive
set imap_keepalive=300
set mail_check=120
set my_pass=$imap_pass
set realname='Pepe Perez'
set from="pepe.perez@example.com"
set use_from=yes
set smtp_url=smtp://$imap_user:$imap_pass@myimap.example.com:587
set editor=vim
set beep_new=yes
bind index <f5> imap-fetch-mail
set sort = reverse-date-received
set net_inc=5
set record = "=Elementos enviados"
set trash = "=Elementos eliminados"
set tmpdir = ~/tmp
set ssl_starttls=yes
set smtp_authenticators = 'login'
set net_inc=5
unset imap_passive
Using mutt Mutt 1.9.2 on Fedora 27
mutt imap
asked Mar 16 at 2:05
sebelk
1,67211332
Are you certain that you actually have mail on the server? Also, are mail delivered to theINBOXmailbox or elsewhere?
– Kusalananda
Mar 16 at 11:28
Yes I am. In fact I use Thunderbird, but I'd like to use mutt on cli in some cases.
– sebelk
Mar 16 at 17:00
1
If your thunderbird settings are downloading your mail to your thunderbird folder system, there won't be any mail left on the server for mutt to read ...
– user1404316
Mar 16 at 17:28
I use only IMAP!
– sebelk
Mar 16 at 18:40
Even if you only use IMAP, Thunderbird may be downloading the messages (using IMAP) and deleting them from the inbox on the server. Close Thunderbird and send yourself an email using Gmail or something.
– Kusalananda
Apr 15 at 19:49
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I have configured mutt to connect to my imap server. It logins and send mails successfully but I don't see any messages, it says:
Mutt: =INBOX [Msgs:0]
But I don't see any errors...
This is the configuration file:
#set attribution_locale=C
set imap_pass='abcdef(abcdefabcdefcabcdef*abcdef'
set folder="imaps://myimap.example.com/"
set imap_user="pepe.perez@example.com"
set spoolfile="imaps://$imap_user:$imap_pass@myimap.example.com"
set folder ="imaps://myimap.example.com/"
mailboxes = +INBOX
set header_cache=~/.cache/mutt
set message_cachedir="~/.cache/mutt"
set postponed="=Borradores"
unset imap_passive
set imap_keepalive=300
set mail_check=120
set my_pass=$imap_pass
set realname='Pepe Perez'
set from="pepe.perez@example.com"
set use_from=yes
set smtp_url=smtp://$imap_user:$imap_pass@myimap.example.com:587
set editor=vim
set beep_new=yes
bind index <f5> imap-fetch-mail
set sort = reverse-date-received
set net_inc=5
set record = "=Elementos enviados"
set trash = "=Elementos eliminados"
set tmpdir = ~/tmp
set ssl_starttls=yes
set smtp_authenticators = 'login'
set net_inc=5
unset imap_passive
Using mutt Mutt 1.9.2 on Fedora 27
mutt imap
asked Mar 16 at 2:05
sebelk
1,67211332
I have configured mutt to connect to my imap server. It logins and send mails successfully but I don't see any messages, it says:
Mutt: =INBOX [Msgs:0]
But I don't see any errors...
This is the configuration file:
#set attribution_locale=C
set imap_pass='abcdef(abcdefabcdefcabcdef*abcdef'
set folder="imaps://myimap.example.com/"
set imap_user="pepe.perez@example.com"
set spoolfile="imaps://$imap_user:$imap_pass@myimap.example.com"
set folder ="imaps://myimap.example.com/"
mailboxes = +INBOX
set header_cache=~/.cache/mutt
set message_cachedir="~/.cache/mutt"
set postponed="=Borradores"
unset imap_passive
set imap_keepalive=300
set mail_check=120
set my_pass=$imap_pass
set realname='Pepe Perez'
set from="pepe.perez@example.com"
set use_from=yes
set smtp_url=smtp://$imap_user:$imap_pass@myimap.example.com:587
set editor=vim
set beep_new=yes
bind index <f5> imap-fetch-mail
set sort = reverse-date-received
set net_inc=5
set record = "=Elementos enviados"
set trash = "=Elementos eliminados"
set tmpdir = ~/tmp
set ssl_starttls=yes
set smtp_authenticators = 'login'
set net_inc=5
unset imap_passive
Using mutt Mutt 1.9.2 on Fedora 27
mutt imap
asked Mar 16 at 2:05
sebelk
1,67211332
asked Mar 16 at 2:05
sebelk
1,67211332
asked Mar 16 at 2:05
sebelk
1,67211332
asked Mar 16 at 2:05
sebelk
1,67211332
1,67211332
Are you certain that you actually have mail on the server? Also, are mail delivered to theINBOXmailbox or elsewhere?
– Kusalananda
Mar 16 at 11:28
Yes I am. In fact I use Thunderbird, but I'd like to use mutt on cli in some cases.
– sebelk
Mar 16 at 17:00
1
If your thunderbird settings are downloading your mail to your thunderbird folder system, there won't be any mail left on the server for mutt to read ...
– user1404316
Mar 16 at 17:28
I use only IMAP!
– sebelk
Mar 16 at 18:40
Even if you only use IMAP, Thunderbird may be downloading the messages (using IMAP) and deleting them from the inbox on the server. Close Thunderbird and send yourself an email using Gmail or something.
– Kusalananda
Apr 15 at 19:49
 |Â
show 2 more comments
Are you certain that you actually have mail on the server? Also, are mail delivered to theINBOXmailbox or elsewhere?
– Kusalananda
Mar 16 at 11:28
Yes I am. In fact I use Thunderbird, but I'd like to use mutt on cli in some cases.
– sebelk
Mar 16 at 17:00
1
If your thunderbird settings are downloading your mail to your thunderbird folder system, there won't be any mail left on the server for mutt to read ...
– user1404316
Mar 16 at 17:28
I use only IMAP!
– sebelk
Mar 16 at 18:40
Even if you only use IMAP, Thunderbird may be downloading the messages (using IMAP) and deleting them from the inbox on the server. Close Thunderbird and send yourself an email using Gmail or something.
– Kusalananda
Apr 15 at 19:49
Are you certain that you actually have mail on the server? Also, are mail delivered to the
INBOX mailbox or elsewhere?– Kusalananda
Mar 16 at 11:28
Are you certain that you actually have mail on the server? Also, are mail delivered to the
INBOX mailbox or elsewhere?– Kusalananda
Mar 16 at 11:28
Yes I am. In fact I use Thunderbird, but I'd like to use mutt on cli in some cases.
– sebelk
Mar 16 at 17:00
Yes I am. In fact I use Thunderbird, but I'd like to use mutt on cli in some cases.
– sebelk
Mar 16 at 17:00
1
1
If your thunderbird settings are downloading your mail to your thunderbird folder system, there won't be any mail left on the server for mutt to read ...
– user1404316
Mar 16 at 17:28
If your thunderbird settings are downloading your mail to your thunderbird folder system, there won't be any mail left on the server for mutt to read ...
– user1404316
Mar 16 at 17:28
I use only IMAP!
– sebelk
Mar 16 at 18:40
I use only IMAP!
– sebelk
Mar 16 at 18:40
Even if you only use IMAP, Thunderbird may be downloading the messages (using IMAP) and deleting them from the inbox on the server. Close Thunderbird and send yourself an email using Gmail or something.
– Kusalananda
Apr 15 at 19:49
Even if you only use IMAP, Thunderbird may be downloading the messages (using IMAP) and deleting them from the inbox on the server. Close Thunderbird and send yourself an email using Gmail or something.
– Kusalananda
Apr 15 at 19:49
 |Â
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Are you certain that you actually have mail on the server? Also, are mail delivered to the
INBOXmailbox or elsewhere?– Kusalananda
Mar 16 at 11:28
Yes I am. In fact I use Thunderbird, but I'd like to use mutt on cli in some cases.
– sebelk
Mar 16 at 17:00
1
If your thunderbird settings are downloading your mail to your thunderbird folder system, there won't be any mail left on the server for mutt to read ...
– user1404316
Mar 16 at 17:28
I use only IMAP!
– sebelk
Mar 16 at 18:40
Even if you only use IMAP, Thunderbird may be downloading the messages (using IMAP) and deleting them from the inbox on the server. Close Thunderbird and send yourself an email using Gmail or something.
– Kusalananda
Apr 15 at 19:49