___________________ |O| mutt-1.4.2.1i |X| ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ Contents of This File --------------------- - General Notes - Rebuild/SRPM Notes - Aurora Sparc Linux 1.x Notes - Fedora Core 1 Notes - Mandrake Linux 7.x/i386 Notes - Mandrake Linux 8.x/i386 Notes - Red Hat Linux 6.x/i386 Notes - Red Hat Linux 6.x/Sparc Notes - Red Hat Linux 6.x/Alpha Notes - Red Hat Linux 7.x/i386 Notes - Red Hat Linux 7.x/Alpha Notes - SuSE Linux 6.x/i386 Notes - AIX 4.3/ppc Notes - Changes - Disclaimer NOTE: This file might not always be fully up-to-date due to delays within the package maintainer group. The authoritative source for this file is the web page: http://www.ribbrock.org ! _______________________ |O| General Notes |X| ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ It was compiled with POP3 support, IMAP support and NLS support (all message catalogs get installed). PGP and GPG are supported. The packages live on http://www.ribbrock.org/muttix The packages are available both with and without the compressed folder patch from Roland Rosenfeld applied. Here's how to tell the difference (using Red Hat Linux 7.2 as an example): Plain Red Hat Linux 7.x (glibc 2.2) packages look like this: mutt-1.4.1i-3.rhl7.i386.rpm ^^^^^^^^^ Red Hat Linux 7.x (glibc 2.2) packages with compressed folder patch look like this: mutt-1.4.1i-3.cfp.rhl7.i386.rpm ^^^^^^^^^^^^^ The following patches were applied: - patch to add colour definitions (commented out) to /etc/Muttrc (both versions) - patch to add compressed folder settings for gzip and bzip2 to /etc/Muttrc (".cfp" version only) - compressed folder patch from Roland Rosenfeld (".cfp" version only) mutt was linked against ncurses. This has the advantage of providing a slighty better colour support than S-Lang (default colours work better) but the disadvantage, that ncurses/mutt won't display colours if the TERM variable is set to xterm. To take advantage of the colour display, you'll have to either set TERM to xterm-color or use the cmutt script I provided. cmutt is a simple shell script which sets TERM to xterm-color or rxvt if necessary and then calls mutt. NOTE: *No* default colours are actually defined in the global configuration file /etc/Muttrc. For a sample setup, please refer to the "sample.muttrc" in /usr/doc/mutt-1.4.1 or /usr/share/doc/mutt-1.4.1. Be sure to read mutt's manual /usr/[share/]doc/mutt-1.4.1i/manual.txt! If you're using mutt's standard configuration, F1 should also display the manual. ____________________________ |O| Rebuild/SRPM Notes |X| ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ IMPORTANT if you'd like to build your own RPMs! The Meta Spec File ------------------ Based on the experience with another, similar project (RPMs for the Window Maker window manager, for RHL 4.x i386, 5.x i386, 5.x Alpha, 6.x i386), I decided to use a slightly different approach to building the RPMs. Instead of simply writing a "mutt.spec" file, I use a so called "Meta Spec File". After installing the SRPM, it can be found in /usr/src/redhat/SOURCE (on a Red Hat system - on other systems, it should end up wherever the distro puts the sources of a SRPM) and is named "mutt.spec.in" The Meta Spec File is basically a mixture of a bash shell script with a couple of m4 macros embedded. To build an RPM, simply execute the file using bash: bash mutt.spec.in This produces the actual mutt.spec file, suited to the distribution and architecture it was run on. The script contains code to determine both automatically and currently is able to recognise RHL 4.x, 5.x and 6.x systems on Alpha, Intel and Sparc, as well as support for SuSE 6.2. The "options" determine, whether the resulting spec file includes the compressed folder patch or not and whether mutt is linked against ncurses or S-Lang. In all cases, the resulting spec file will set the file extensions correctly, thus resulting in e.g. ....cfp.rhl6.i386.rpm for a RHL 6.0 RPM with compressed folder support. To get to know further details, have a look at the Meta Spec File itself and make sure you also read the section relevant to your Linux distribution and architecture! Note: Due to the usage of the Meta Spec File, it is not recommended to simply use "rpm --rebuild" to build a new RPM! ______________________________________ |O| Aurora Sparc Linux 1.x Notes |X| ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ THOMAS: The package was built on an SPARCengine Ultra AXi/400 running Aurora 1.0 (Ansel) with updates applied. This system has the following library versions: libc-2.2.5.so <---(glibc 2.2.5-44sparc1) libnsl-2.2.5.so <---(glibc 2.2.5-44sparc1) ld-linux.so.2 <---(glibc 2.2.5-44sparc1) libncurses.so.5.2 <---(ncurses 5.2-26) and the following other relevant packages: gcc-2.96-113 rpm-4.0.4-7x.19sparc m4-1.4.1-7 autoconf-2.13-17 automake-1.4p5-4 gettext-0.11.1-2 libtool-1.4.2-7 Important SRPM/Rebuild Notes on Aurora Linux: - mutt was compiled with "--with-sgid" (i.e. "mutt_dotlock" gets installed in /usr/bin with "set group ID mail"). That way mutt should work with Aurora's default permissions on /var/spool/mail! - You might encounter problems when rebuilding if you changed the permissions on /var/spool/mail from the stock Aurora value (-rwxrwxr-x root mail). If you changed the permissions to -rwxrwxrwx root mail, "mutt_dotlock" will not get built and the rebuild will fail with an error (as that file is missing). To succeed in rebuilding, either change the permissions back (at least temprarily during the build) or change the spec file (remove the %files entry for mutt_dotlock). _____________________________ |O| Fedora Core 1 Notes |X| ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ THOMAS: The package was built on an AMD Athlon XP 1800+ system running Fedora Core 1 (Yarrow) with updates applied. This system has the following library versions: libc-2.3.2.so <---(glibc 2.3.2-101.4) libnsl-2.3.2.so <---(glibc 2.3.2-101.4) ld-linux.so.2 <---(glibc 2.3.2-101.4) libncurses.so.5.3 <---(ncurses 5.3-9) and the following other relevant packages: gcc-3.3.2-1 rpm-4.2.1-0.30 m4-1.4.1-14 autoconf-2.57-3 automake-1.7.8-1 gettext-0.12.1-1 libtool-1.5-8 _________________________________________ |O| Mandrake Linux 7.x / i386 Notes |X| ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ We currently have no maintainer for this distribution! Hence, the Mandrake Linux 7.x/i386 RPMs are currently unmaintained. FABIO: The package was built on a dual i686 (Celeron Mendocino/466) system running Linux Mandrake release 7.0 (Air) with Linux kernel 2.3.51 (SMP). This system has the following library versions: glibc 2.1.2 libnsl 2.1.2 ncurses 5.0 and the folowing other relevant packages: gcc-2.95.2-3mdk rpm-3.0.3-43mdk autoconf-2.14.1-9mdk automake-1.4-7mdk gettext-0.10.35-10mdk Important SRPM/Rebuild Notes on Mandrake Linux: - mutt was compiled with "--with-sgid" (i.e. "mutt_dotlock" gets installed in /usr/bin with "set group ID mail"). That way mutt should work with Mandrake's default permissions on /var/spool/mail! - You might encounter problems when rebuilding if you changed the permissions on /var/spool/mail from the stock Mandrake value (-rwxrwxr-x root mail). If you changed the permissions to -rwxrwxrwx root mail, "mutt_dotlock" will not get built and the rebuild will fail with an error (as that file is missing). To succeed in rebuilding, either change the permissions back (at least temprarily during the build) or change the spec file (remove the %files entry for mutt_dotlock). _________________________________________ |O| Mandrake Linux 8.x / i386 Notes |X| ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ We currently have no maintainer for this distribution! Hence, the Mandrake Linux 8.x/i386 RPMs are currently unmaintained. FABIO: The package was built on a dual i686 (Celeron Mendocino/466) system running Linux Mandrake release 8.1 (Vitamin) with Linux kernel 2.4.8 (SMP). This system has the following library versions: glibc 2.2.4 libnsl 2.2.4 ncurses 5.2 and the folowing other relevant packages: gcc-2.96-0.62mdk rpm-4.0.3-0.27mdk autoconf-2.13-9mdk automake-1.4-20.p5.mdk gettext-0.10.39-2mdk Important SRPM/Rebuild Notes on Mandrake Linux: - mutt was compiled with "--with-sgid" (i.e. "mutt_dotlock" gets installed in /usr/bin with "set group ID mail"). That way mutt should work with Mandrake's default permissions on /var/spool/mail! - You might encounter problems when rebuilding if you changed the permissions on /var/spool/mail from the stock Mandrake value (-rwxrwxr-x root mail). If you changed the permissions to -rwxrwxrwx root mail, "mutt_dotlock" will not get built and the rebuild will fail with an error (as that file is missing). To succeed in rebuilding, either change the permissions back (at least temprarily during the build) or change the spec file (remove the %files entry for mutt_dotlock).a ___________________________________________________ |O| Red Hat Linux 6.x / i386 (glibc 2.1) Notes |X| ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ We currently have no maintainer for this distribution! Hence, the Red Hat Linux 6.x/i386 RPMs are currently unmaintained. Seeing the age of the distribution, support might be dropped completely in a future release. THOMAS: The package was built on a i386 (AMD K6-2/350) system running Red Hat Linux 6.2 (Zoot) with all relevant updates applied. NOTE: This means rpm-4.0.x was used to build this package! This system has the following library versions: libc-2.1.3.so <---(glibc 2.1.3-29) libnsl-2.1.3.so <---(glibc 2.1.3-29) libncurses.so.4.0 <---(ncurses 5.0-12) and the folowing other relevant packages: egcs-1.1.2-30 rpm-4.0.2-6x autoconf-2.13-5 automake-1.4-6 gettext-0.10.35-17 libtool-1.3.4-3 m4-1.4-12 Important SRPM/Rebuild Notes on Red Hat Linux: - mutt was compiled with "--with-sgid" (i.e. "mutt_dotlock" gets installed in /usr/bin with "set group ID mail"). That way mutt should work with Red Hat's default permissions on /var/spool/mail! - You might encounter problems when rebuilding if you changed the permissions on /var/spool/mail from the stock Red Hat value (-rwxrwxr-x root mail). If you changed the permissions to -rwxrwxrwx root mail, "mutt_dotlock" will not get built and the rebuild will fail with an error (as that file is missing). To succeed in rebuilding, either change the permissions back (at least temprarily during the build) or change the spec file (remove the %files entry for mutt_dotlock). _________________________________________ |O| Red Hat Linux 6.x / Sparc Notes |X| ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ We currently have no maintainer for this distribution! Hence, the Red Hat Linux 6.x/Sparc RPMs are currently unmaintained. Seeing the age of the distribution, support might be dropped completely in a future release. THOMAS: The sparc packages were built on a SPARCstation LX system running Red Hat Linux 6.2 (Zoot), with all official Red Hat updates applied. NOTE: This means rpm-4.0.x was used to build this package! This system has the following library versions: libc-2.1.3.so <--(glibc-2.1.3-28) libncurses.so.4 <--(ncurses-5.0-12) /lib/ld-linux.so.2 <--(glibc-2.1.3-28) and the following other relevant packages: egcs-1.1.2-30 rpm-4.0.2-6x autoconf-2.13-5 automake-1.4-6 gettext-0.10.35-17 libtool-1.3.4-3 m4-1.4-12 Important SRPM/Rebuild Notes on Red Hat Linux: - See RHL 6.x/i386. _____________________________________________________ |O| Red Hat Linux 6.x / Alpha (glibc 2.1) Notes |X| ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ Due to lack of build machine and time the RHL 6.x/Alpha rpms are currently unmaintained. HELGE: The package was built on a 20164a/LX system running Red Hat Linux 6.2 (Zoot) with all official updates applied. Note: This means rpm 4.x was used to build this package. This system has the following library versions: libc.so.6.1 <--(glibc 2.1.3-23) libncurses.so.4.0 <--(ncurses-5.0-12) libnsl-2.1.3.so <---(glibc 2.1.3) /lib/ld-linux.so.2 <--(glibc 2.1.3-23) and the following other relevant packages: autoconf-2.13-5 automake-1.4-6 egcs-1.1.2-30 gettext-0.10.35-17 libtool-1.3.4-3 m4-1.4-12 rpm-4.0.2-6.x Important SRPM/Rebuild Notes on Red Hat Linux: - See RHL 6.x/i386 ____________________________________________________ |O| Red Hat Linux 7.x / i386 (glibc 2.2) Notes |X| ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ DOMINIK: The package was built on an AMD Athlon 1000 system running Red Hat Linux 7.3 (Valhalla) with updates applied. This system has the following library versions: libc-2.2.5.so.6 <---(glibc 2.2.5-44) libnsl-2.2.5.so <---(glibc 2.2.5-44) ld-linux.so.2 <---(glibc 2.2.5-44) libncurses.so.5.2 <---(ncurses 5.2-26) libcrypto.so.0.9.6b <---(openssl 0.9.6b-35.7) libssl.so.0.9.6b <---(openssl 0.9.6b-35.7) and the following other relevant packages: gcc-2.96-113 rpm-4.0.4-7x.18 m4-1.4.1-7 autoconf-2.53-3 automake-1.6.1-1 gettext-0.11.1-2 libtool-1.4.2-7 Important SRPM/Rebuild Notes on Red Hat Linux: - mutt was compiled with "--with-sgid" (i.e. "mutt_dotlock" gets installed in /usr/bin with "set group ID mail"). That way mutt should work with Red Hat's default permissions on /var/spool/mail! - You might encounter problems when rebuilding if you changed the permissions on /var/spool/mail from the stock Red Hat value (-rwxrwxr-x root mail). If you changed the permissions to -rwxrwxrwx root mail, "mutt_dotlock" will not get built and the rebuild will fail with an error (as that file is missing). To succeed in rebuilding, either change the permissions back (at least temprarily during the build) or change the spec file (remove the %files entry for mutt_dotlock). ____________________________________________________ |O| Red Hat Linux 7.x / MIPS (glibc 2.2) Notes |X| ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ DOMINIK: The package was built on an SGI Indy (R4600SC) system running Red Hat Linux 7.3 (Valhalla). This system has the following library versions: libc-2.2.5.so.6 <---(glibc 2.2.4-42.1) libnsl-2.2.5.so <---(glibc 2.2.4-42.1) ld-linux.so.2 <---(glibc 2.2.4-42.1) libncurses.so.5.2 <---(ncurses 5.2-26.1.niisi) libcrypto.so.0.9.6b <---(openssl 0.9.6b-28.1) libssl.so.0.9.6b <---(openssl 0.9.6b-28.1) and the following other relevant packages: gcc-2.96-113.2.niisi rpm-4.0.4-7x.18.3.niisi m4-1.4.1-7 autoconf-2.13-10 automake-1.4p5-4 gettext-0.11.1-2.1 libtool-1.4.2-7.1 Important SRPM/Rebuild Notes on Red Hat Linux: - mutt was compiled with "--with-sgid" (i.e. "mutt_dotlock" gets installed in /usr/bin with "set group ID mail"). That way mutt should work with Red Hat's default permissions on /var/spool/mail! - You might encounter problems when rebuilding if you changed the permissions on /var/spool/mail from the stock Red Hat value (-rwxrwxr-x root mail). If you changed the permissions to -rwxrwxrwx root mail, "mutt_dotlock" will not get built and the rebuild will fail with an error (as that file is missing). To succeed in rebuilding, either change the permissions back (at least temprarily during the build) or change the spec file (remove the %files entry for mutt_dotlock). _____________________________________________________ |O| Red Hat Linux 7.x / Alpha (glibc 2.1) Notes |X| ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ Due to lack of build machine and time the RHL 7.x/Alpha rpms are currently unmaintained. HELGE: The package was built on a 20264/Tsunami (XP1000) system running Red Hat Linux 7.1 (Seawolf) with all official updated applied. This system has the following library versions: libc.so.6.1 <--(glibc 2.2.4-19) libnsl-2.2.4.so <--(glibc 2.2.4-19) /lib/ld-linux.so.2 <--(glibc 2.2.4-19) libncurses.so.5.2 <--(ncurses-5.2-8) and the following other relevant packages: autoconf-2.13-10 automake-1.4-8 gcc-2.96-87 gettext-0.10.35-31 libtool-1.3.5-9 m4-1.4.1-12 rpm-4.0.2-8 Important SRPM/Rebuild Notes on Red Hat Linux: - See RHL 7.x/i386 ______________________________________ |O| SuSE Linux 6.3 / i386 Notes |X| ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ We currently have no maintainer for this distribution! Hence, the SuSE Linux 6.3/i386 RPMs are currently unmaintained. STEPHANE: The packages were built on a PII-366 system running SuSE Linux 6.3, with all official SuSE updates applied. This system has the following library versions: libc.so.6 <--(shlibs-2.1.2-25) libncurses.so.4 <--(ncurses-4.2-84) /lib/ld-linux.so.2 <--(shlibs-2.1.2-25) and the following other relevant packages: egcs-991012-4 rpm-3.0.3-6 autoconf-2.13-59 automake-1.4-54 gettext-0.10.35-72 sgmltool-1.0.9-71 (requires sp_libs-1.0.3-75 and sp-1.3.4-75) Important SRPM/Rebuild Notes from former maintainer for SuSE Linux: - mutt was *NOT* compiled with "--with-sgid" (i.e. no "mutt_dotlock") That way mutt should work with SuSE's default permissions on /var/spool/mail! - You might encounter problems when rebuilding if you changed the permissions on /var/spool/mail from the stock SuSE value (drwxrwxrwt root root). _________________________________ |O| IBM AIX 4.3 / ppc Notes |X| ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ Due to lack of build machine and time the AIX rpms are currently unmaintained. HELGE: The package was built on a 43P/140 system running IBM's AIX 4.3 with some additional software installed from http://www-1.ibm.com/servers/aix/products/aixos/linux/ The library are system defaults except noted otherwise. Additional libraries: libncurses.a <--(ncurses-5.2-1) libslang.a <--(slang-1.4.4-2) And the following other relevant packages: automake-1.4-3 bash2-2.05-2 gawk-3.1.0-1 gcc-2.9.aix43.010414-8 libtool-1.3.5-9 make-3.79.1-3 m4-1.4.1-13 AIX-rpm-4.3.3.75-1 Important SRPM/Rebuild Notes on AIX 4.3: Due to a bug of unclear origin mutt does not get build properly with the default optimization (the main message window is contains only the message number). Therefore the flag -O1 is set in the spec file. For further reference see mutt bug #1026. To rebuild you need the aix toolbox from the above website and the mentioned packages (partially also the corresponding -dev package). _________________ |O| Changes |X| ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ * mutt-1.4.2.1i-1 * - New Version - Addition of RHL 7.3/MIPS * mutt-1.4.1i-3 * - Added support for Fedora Core 1 - Minor clean-ups * mutt-1.4.1i-2 * - BUGFIX: Aurora Sparc Linux package now also contains the language specific files. No changes to other platforms that were already released as '-1'. * mutt-1.4.1i-1 * - New Version * mutt-1.4i-3 * - Added support for Aurora Sparc Linux 1.x - Removed support for Aurora Sparc Linux 0.x * mutt-1.4i-2 * - Added support for Aurora Sparc Linux 0.x - Removed Caldera comments, as noone is maintaining that version at the moment. * mutt-1.4i-1 * - 1.4 got released -> New Version - finally removed references to US version... * mutt-1.3.27i-1 * - New Version * mutt-1.3.26i-1 * - New Version * mutt-1.3.25i-1 * - New Version * mutt-1.3.24i-1 * - updated all descriptions * mutt-1.3.22.1i-1.1 * - change Group: tag to Applications/Internet to be accepted into RHCN build system. - update README file * mutt-1.3.22.1i-1 * - use RH6+ %%{_tmppath} macro - replace «» pairs with double brackets - supress file listing while untarring (%%setup -q) - patch to fix some compilation warnings * mutt 1.3.22.1i-0.1 * - New Version - internal release for test purposes only * mutt-1.2.5i-2 * - first stab at RHL 7.x support (alpha!) - first stab at AIX, PLD (and OSF/1 aka True64) support (alpha!) * mutt-1.2.5i-1 * - new version * mutt-1.2.5i-0.1 * - new version - internal-only test release - Removed BuildPrereq's (caused problems with older rpm versions) - Minor fix in info text * mutt-1.2.4i-1 * - improved Caldera support - thanks to Matthew R. Kasun - added BuildPrereq's for autoconf 2.13 and automake 1.4 (mutt now requires these for the build!) - The %files entries for man pages are now more flexible (to match gzipped man pages as well) * mutt-1.2.4i-0.1 * - new version - internal-only test release - added Caldera support - thanks to Matthew R. Kasun - Matthew will form now on supply RPMs for Caldera 2.x * mutt-1.2i-1 * - new version - removed US version support, as only international version exists now (i.e. with pgp/gpg support) - removed colour configuration example in Muttrc, as sample.muttrc scripts in /usr/doc/mutt-x.x/samples already provide such informations. * mutt-1.1.14i-0.1 * - new version - internal-only test release * mutt-1.1.12i-0.1 * - new version - internal-only test release - Improved the "cmutt" script further - thanks to Thomas E. Dickey - Added "xmutt" script to start mutt in a terminal window under X. This is also used by the wmconfig entry on the systems with wmconfig. xmutt checks for rxvt and runs it if it exists, otherwise it runs xterm. xmutt uses cmutt. * mutt-1.1.11i-0.1 * - new version - internal-only test release - Helge will from now on also build RHL 6.x/Alpha RPMs - Fabio will from now on build Mandrake 7.x/i386 RPMs * mutt-1.1.9i-0.2 * - new version - internal-only test release - RPM can now be built as non-root - only international version from now on * mutt-1.0.1XX-1 * - new version - new maintainers for SuSE 6.3/i386 and RHL 5.x/Alpha * mutt-1.0XX-2 * - BUGFIX: wmconfig entry didn't get installed properly * mutt-1.0XX-1 * - New version: mutt-1.0 released! - added support for new language catalogs * mutt-1.0pre4XX-1 * - New version - Meta Spec File now uses common script to determine distro * mutt-1.0pre3XX-2 * - updated compressed folder patch - BUGFIX (filedescriptor leak) * mutt-1.0pre3XX-1 * - SuSE 6.2 support added (thanks to Remi Guyomarch ) - IMAP support added - added Meta Spec File section to this README * mutt-1.0pre2XX-2 * - Added switch to compile with Slang - changed doc installation so that F1 works again * mutt-1.0pre2XX-1 * - New version * mutt-1.0pre1XX-3 * - BUGFIX: Added %dir entry for /usr/share/mutt/charsets to ensure working uninstall - both US and international version can be built from the same spec.in now - more comments in spec.in file * mutt-1.0pre1XX-2 * - first US version RPM! - BUGFIX: Files got installed on the life filesystem in /usr/share/mutt during rebuild - see next point - Back to using DESTDIR during install. Redefined --with-docdir to get docs installed where rpm can deal with them. Thereby, all "stray install" problems seem to be solved in one go - oh joy! - Re-checked and updated %files section => BUGFIX: The charsets never got installed! (unless one rebuilt the SRPM, see first point) - spec.in file can now be used for both international and US version * mutt-1.0pre1i-1 * No major changes. I really intend to get out a RHL 6.0 i386 RPM soon... * mutt-0.95.7i-1 * A few improvements, based on the feedback I got after the 0.95.6i-1 release: - the patch to add colour definitions to Muttrc now only adds commented lines. That way, it's really up to the user to either uncomment those or (recommended) to copy Muttrc to $HOME/.muttrc and edit that. - cmutt has been improved and now uses "tput" to determine the colour capabilities of the terminal it's in. Thanks to Thomas E. Dickey for the suggestion. - BUGFIX: During "install" (while building the RPM), the directory "html" got installed on the life system rather than in the RPM_BUILD_ROOT. Fixed by using "docdir" in install. The same (well - except for the changes mentioned above) three patches were applied to the sources as in mutt-0.95.6i-1 (see below). * mutt-0.95.6i-1 * I changed the naming conventions. ".cfp" in the name now marks RPMs with the compressed folder patch applied. It is now possible to build both the plain and the patched version from the same spec.in file by simply providing a command line switch when running bash over the spec.in file. Three patches were applied to the source in this RPM: - patch to add colour definitions /etc/Muttrc - patch to add compressed folder settings to /etc/Muttrc ("cfp" version only) - compressed folder patch ("cfp" version only) * mutt-0.95.5i-1 * This is the first time I release a mutt RPM with this type of spec file (m4 based). Several patches were applied to the original source: - fcc bugfix patch - function key bugfix patch - menu bugfix patch - compressed folder patch - patch to add colour definitions and compressed folder settings to /etc/Muttrc Added a shell script cmutt to set TERM before running mutt. Added menu entry in /etc/X11/wmconfig. ____________________ |O| Disclaimer |X| ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ No warranties, even the implied ones, not valid where probited by law, your mileage may vary, don't take candy from strangers, read the NEWS file, etc., etc. -- Thomas Ribbrock