Nov 09 2003, trash_folder.3.4 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- A code change in the Mutt CVS broke this patch. Thanks to Christoph Berg for providing a fix. Feb 22 2003, trash_folder.3.3 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Support for IMAP folders. Feb 10 2003, edit_threads.9.5 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- * Documentation improvements. Thanks to Phil Edwards. * Oh, and BTW, it is even better if you can still compile when you have the autotools installed! *sigh* Jan 18 2003, edit_threads.9.4 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- *Really* removed the autoconf/automake dependency. Dec 26 2002, edit_threads.9.3 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Removed the need to run autoconf after applying the patch. Jun 17 2002, my_list.0.4 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Two new commands can now use the user defined lists: unlists and unsubscribe. Added some documentation. Jun 14 2002, my_list.0.3 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The user defined lists can now also be used with the following commands: folder-hook, mailboxes, lists, and subscribe. May 23 2002, my_list.0.2 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Creation of user defined lists of items with the my_list command. They can be used in ~ patterns. Feb 22 2002, trash_folder.3.1 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- * Check if we really have something to do before opening the trash for append. * Don't send a copy to the trash along with mbox-hook. Reports by Nicolas Rachinsky. Feb 19 2002, trash_folder.3 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- * When $confirmappend is set and we're appending to the trash, don't ask for a confirmation. * When undeleting a message, the appended flag is also removed. Thus, it will go to the trash in case it is deleted again. * If both $trash and $maildir_trash are set, the latter has the priority. Feb 14 2002, trash_folder.2 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- * Manual change. * Changed interaction beetween $confirmappend and the trash folder. Requested by Nicolas Rachinsky. Feb 14 2002, ifdef.1 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Allows to check if a feature is compiled in before configuring it. This is IMHO the right thing to do, instead of the quiet/quick patches. Preferably, we should avoid the error instead of hiding it. Feb 13 2002, source_multiple.2 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Small fix. Feb 08 2002, source_multiple_quick.1 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- qsource, command resulting from the "merge" of source_multiple and source_quiet. Feb 08 2002, source_multiple.1 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Allows source to read several files, as well as wildcard expansion. Suggested on mutt-dev by David Champion. Feb 03 2002, source_quiet.1 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Implements the "quiet" keyword for the source command. Avoids the pause on startup if errors in sourced files are encountered. Feb 02 2002, purge_message.3 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Fixed a bug which turned the trash folder into /dev/null if deleting from within the pager. Reported by Jeremy Blosser. Jan 31 2002, save_flag_with_trash_folder.1 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The save_flag patch from Will Fiveash shares some code with the trash folder patch, thus both can't be applied together. Then I've made this new version of save_flag, which allows it to work with the trash folder patch. Requested by Nicolas Rachinsky. Jan 26 2002, edit_threads.9.2 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The long awaited support for every mailbox format. :) Summary: * Still supports mbox and mmdf, of course! * Added support for Maildir/mh folders to the previous code. * Added support for IMAP via a configure switch (--enable-imap-edit-threads) The rationale for using a compilation option, is that it slightly increases the memory consumption (well, in fact not that much: 32 or 64 bits - depending on the architecture - per mail in the folder, in case you care) Anyway, for IMAP users the deal is worth it. Jan 24 2002, pattern_broken.1 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Implements the ~# pattern to help tracking the broken threads. Requested some time ago by Zack Brown and Paul Walker, and Benoit Friry kept teasing me about this feature. Ok guys, you won! ;) I'm not convinced this is really that useful, but anyway... If someone has a use for such a tiny patch, why not? Jan 12 2002, pattern_duplicates.1 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Implements the ~= pattern. Integrated into upstream (Mutt 1.3.26) Requested by Matthias Andree in #958 (wishlist) Jan 09 2002, purge_message.2 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Little fix to avoid coming back to the index when using the function from within the pager. Reported by Jeremy Blosser. Jan 08 2002, purge_message.1 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- First release, for 1.3.25. Feature suggested by Jeremy Blosser. I won't merge it with the trash folder patch, though. Jan 07 2002, signatures_menu.2.1 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The patch must modify Makefile.in as well as Makefile.am for people who haven't automake installed on their box. Jan 04 2002, edit_threads.9.1 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Fixed a little bug: 2 lines have been inadvertently removed (I shouldn't hack with a chain saw!) during the last update, causing the rethreaded messages to be marked as new. Reported by Paul Walker. Jan 02 2002, edit_threads.9 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Updated edit_threads for Mutt 1.3.25. Thinking further about it, the ugly piece of code that removed any evidence of rethreading in replies is useless at best. Let's remove it. Dec 11 2001, misc -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The muttpatches@ml.free.fr mailing list has just been created. Welcome there to discuss about the patches! Dec 06 2001, all -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Made the diff for the patchlist more consistent with the rest (-p1 switch). Dec 05 2001, edit_threads.8 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Fixed a nasty bug in edit_threads.7 Reported by Paul Walker. Dec 04 2001, trash_folder.1 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Support for the new patchlist. Dec 04 2001, signatures_menu.2 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Support for the new patchlist. Dec 02 2001, edit_threads.7 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- - Rewritten edit_threads for the new threading implementation of Mutt 1.3.24. - Support for the new patchlist. Oct 11 2001, edit_threads.6 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Fixed a flea (segfault when tag-replying) Reported by David T-G. Nov 08 2001, misc -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Benoit Friry is now maintaining a Debian package including all my patches. :) http://friry.nom.fr/gnu/mutt/index.html Sep 15 2001, edit_threads.5 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Let's not affect the outter world with our funky rethreadings. Request from Ulf Erikson. Sep 11 2001, edit_threads.4 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- - Some code reorganization. - Rethreading can now also be done from within the pager. - Cleaning References header from Msg-Id obsoleted by rethreading. Sep 04 2001, edit_threads.3 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Better cursor positionning after rethreading. Request from Zack Brown. Sep 01 2001, misc/uen.edit_threads.1 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Ulf Erikson made an adaptation of my patch for Mutt 1.2.5. It's at http://www.geocities.com/win32mutt/patches.html, with other goodies to help the Mutt user survive in an hostile win32 environment. Aug 31 2001, edit_threads.2 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Some improvements - Sync no more needed for the changes to appear. - Special behavior of tag-prefix to use with link-threads. Aug 07 2001, edit_threads.1 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- link_threads, with the addition of its complementary function: break-thread. Jul 31 2001, link_threads -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Zack Brown (Kernel Traffic maintainer http://kt.zork.net/kernel-traffic/) wanted this feature to easier his task of summarizing the linux kernel mailing list. Here it is. Jul 10 2001, trash_folder -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Patch suggested by John Arundel, to make an end to this recurrent request (and the thousands of resulting tricks to "emulate" a trash with macros and hooks, and their drawbacks) in the mutt-users list. Jun 21 2001, signatures_menu -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- First release. Many suggestions from Benoit Friry.