#
# Nugget's Mutt settings
#
# $Id: .muttrc,v 1.82 2004/10/25 18:23:37 nugget Exp $
#
# The current version of my .muttrc can always be found
# at http://macnugget.org/stuff/.muttrc
#

source ~/.mail_aliases # aliases file
# source /usr/local/share/doc/mutt/samples/gpg.rc

unset smime_is_default
unset smime_ask_cert_label
set crypt_autosign = no
set crypt_replyencrypt = no
set crypt_replysign = no
set crypt_replysignencrypted = no
set crypt_verify_sig = yes
set smime_default_key="12345678.0"
set smime_encrypt_self = yes
set smime_ca_location="/usr/local/share/certs/ca-root.crt"

unset pgp_autosign
set pgp_timeout=3600

set abort_nosubject=no
set beep
set beep_new
# set spoolfile=$HOME/Maildir/
set spoolfile=imap://localhost/INBOX
set folder=imap://localhost/
set alias_file=~/.mail_aliases
set allow_8bit
set askcc
set autoedit
set check_new
set date_format=!%d-%b-%Y
set envelope_from=yes
set imap_user=nugget
set index_format="%Z %[%d-%b-%Y] %-15.15F %s"
set ispell="aspell -e -c"
# set folder_format="%t%N %8s %d %f"  (old, non-imap style)
set folder_format="%f %> %t%N"
set delete=yes
set fast_reply
set hidden_host
set tmpdir=/tmp/nugget
unset mark_old
unset wait_key
set timeout=10
set move=no
unset markers
set print=ask-yes
set print_command="mp -content -from | spoolps.sh"

my_hdr X-Image-Url: http://slacker.com/~nugget/images/me64.jpg
my_hdr X-Face: $|):m*5Dzpmv<0]ES1U00?k=:H+c+LP&2N%e+wdP6n?EPKm=<R9Z=W(^)*O*\`j(oZl#=83Ijn{<9@[/fbYm|5=/3)<[BQ.m%:|<CeVc16@X_FEWwTexn/7b(6dKLZ.5MaM/[1]rg{>R[?mMs0Kv&/aAZ6h4pxU[!}($5O?ZkQKa<wxbS7qK"Zg%Dq.1,!3YVv~}|5X^cAd
my_hdr Return-Receipt-To: <nugget@slacker.com>
my_hdr X-Operating-System: `uname -rsm`
my_hdr X-Distributed: Join the Effort!  http://www.distributed.net/

bind pager . resend-message

macro index ) "|sa-learn --ham --no-sync --single\n" "Learns mail as NOTSPAM"
macro index ( "|sa-learn --spam --no-sync --single\ns=Spam\n$" "Learns mail as SPAM"
macro pager ) "|sa-learn --ham --no-sync --single\n" "Learns mail as NOTSPAM"
macro pager ( "|sa-learn --spam --no-sync --single\ns=Spam\n$" "Learns mail as SPAM"

ignore In-Reply-To:
ignore X-eGroups-Return:
ignore X-Apparently-To:
ignore X-Loop:
ignore X-Spam-Status:
ignore X-Spam-Level:
ignore X-Mailer:
ignore X-MimeOLE:
ignore X-MSMail-Priority:
ignore precedence:
ignore Delivered-To:
ignore List-ID:
ignore List-Archive:
ignore List-Help:
ignore List-Subscribe:
ignore List-Unsubscribe:
ignore Mailing-List:
ignore X-BeenThere:
ignore X-Mailman-Version:
ignore List-Post:
ignore Thread-Index:
ignore Errors-To:
ignore X-Habeas-
ignore X-Spam-Checker-Version:
ignore X-OriginalArrivalTime:
ignore X-Face:
ignore X-Image-Url:

#
# Put the following line in your ~/.mailcap file.  That, plus the auto_view and alternative_order commands below
# will cause mutt to elegantly and seamlessly handle incoming html mails.
#
# text/html; lynx -dump -width=78 -nolist %s | sed 's/^   //'; copiousoutput; needsterminal; nametemplate=%s.html
#
auto_view text/html
alternative_order text/enriched text/plain text/html

# I prefer to segregate spool files with storage folders (=foo)
mailboxes ! `cd ~/Maildir && ls -d .Lists.* .Systems | sed 's/^\./imap:\/\/localhost\//' | xargs -n 999`
# mailboxes ! `cd ~/Maildir && ls -d .nugget* .Lists.* .Folders.* | grep -v Spam | sed 's/^/$HOME\/Maildir\//' | xargs -n 999`

# OK, I'm actually going to figure out the lists stuff...
subscribe mutt-users@mutt.org
subscribe freebsd-questions@freebsd.org
subscribe announce@freebsd.org
subscribe questions@freebsd.org
subscribe freebsd-security@freebsd.org
subscribe doc@freebsd.org
subscribe tejasmiata@yahoogroups.com
subscribe unreal-users@lists.sourceforge.net
subscribe alg@austinlug.org

# Set defaults for folder-hook
folder-hook . 'set realname="David McNett"'
folder-hook . 'set from=nugget@slacker.com'
folder-hook . 'set hostname=slacker.com'
folder-hook . 'set record=imap://localhost/Sent\ Items'
folder-hook . 'set postponed=imap://localhost/.Folders.Drafts'
folder-hook . 'set sort=date-received'
folder-hook . 'set signature=~/.signature'
folder-hook . 'uncolor index *'
folder-hook . 'color normal white blue'
folder-hook . 'color hdrdefault brightwhite cyan'
folder-hook . 'color header red cyan From:'
folder-hook . 'color header black cyan Subject:'
folder-hook . 'color quoted black blue'
folder-hook . 'color status white magenta'
folder-hook . 'color indicator black brightwhite'
folder-hook . 'color message white black'
folder-hook . 'color signature white blue'
folder-hook . 'color search black red'
folder-hook . 'color attachment black blue'
folder-hook . 'color tree black blue'
folder-hook . 'color markers black blue'

# 80sBBS list
folder-hook bbslist 'set signature=~/.signature-bbslist'

# babel list
folder-hook babel 'set signature=~/.signature-babel'

# Austin LUG list
folder-hook alglist 'set signature=~/.signature-alg'
folder-hook alglist 'set from=nugget-alg@slacker.com'

# dcti-related mailboxes
folder-hook dcti 'set from=nugget@distributed.net'
folder-hook dcti 'set hostname=distributed.net'
folder-hook dcti 'set signature=~/.signature-dcti'
folder-hook dcti 'color normal black white'
folder-hook dcti 'color hdrdefault black color3'
folder-hook dcti 'color header red color3 From:'
folder-hook dcti 'color header cyan color3 Subject:'
folder-hook dcti 'color quoted green white'
folder-hook dcti 'color status black green'
folder-hook dcti 'color indicator cyan black'
folder-hook dcti 'color message black white'
folder-hook dcti 'color signature blue white'
folder-hook dcti 'color search red white'
folder-hook dcti 'color attachment cyan white'
folder-hook dcti 'color tree black white'
folder-hook dcti 'color markers black white'

# miata-related mailboxes
folder-hook miata 'set signature=~/.signature-miata'
folder-hook miata 'color index brightwhite blue equiraptor'

# This hook catches all spools/folders with "list" in the name, so it
# Applies for all my mailing lists since I name them like that.
folder-hook Lists set sort=threads

# Since I often just skim the traffic in the freebsd lists, I want to
# make sure I don't miss the more worthwhile messages.  I've set it
# to show any list posts from freebsd staffers in red, and to highlight
# messages from people I like to watch.
folder-hook freebsd 'color index brightyellow blue @freebsd.org'
folder-hook freebsd 'color index brightwhite blue silby'
folder-hook freebsd 'color index brightwhite blue mcnett'

# Similar highlighting for other lists
folder-hook NANOG        'color index brightwhite blue paul@vix.com'
folder-hook asterisk     'color index brightyellow blue @digium.com'

# settings for all recipients.  I want to sign everything, even if
# it annoys the non-pgp/mime folks.
#send-hook . "unset pgp_autoencrypt"
#send-hook . "set pgp_autosign pgp_sign_as=0xE43C5FC3"

# revert possible overrides from previous messages sent
send-hook . 'set realname="David McNett"'

# To eliminate confusion, capitalize my family name for Japanese
# recipients as is the custom there.
send-hook \.jp 'set realname="David MCNETT"'

# This is basically a list of all the people whom I know run mutt and
# pgp.  This list should obviously be a lot longer.  Note that since
# I use a DH key as default, I override that and use my RSA key for
# people with RSA Keys.
#send-hook smkelly@slashnet.org		"set pgp_autoencrypt"
#send-hook sample@rsa-key-luser.com	"set pgp_autoencrypt pgp_sign_as=0xC405E7A1"
send-hook drechsau@visi.com		"set pgp_autoencrypt pgp_sign_as=0xC405E7A1"

# I'm experimenting with a procmail recipe and perl script to automatically
# maintain this list of always-encrypt recipients.  You can view the script
# I use at http://www.slacker.com/cgi/cvsweb.cgi/dtpbin/auto_add_pgpkey
# I source that file here:
source ~/.muttrc-pgpusers

# No pgp for some of my mailing lists.
send-hook freebsd.org			"unset pgp_autoencrypt pgp_autosign"
send-hook miata.net			"unset pgp_autoencrypt pgp_autosign"
send-hook tejasmiata@yahoogroups.com	"unset pgp_autoencrypt pgp_autosign"

# Don't double-sign netsol forms.  I do this manually for the PGP-AUTH.
send-hook hostmaster@networksolutions.com "unset pgp_autoencrypt pgp_autosign"

# No point in signing list control mails
send-hook majordomo@			"unset pgp_autoencrypt pgp_autosign"
send-hook listserv@			"unset pgp_autoencrypt pgp_autosign"

# Yeah, right...
send-hook house.gov			"unset pgp_autoencrypt pgp_autosign"
send-hook net4077@yahoo.com		"unset pgp_autoencrypt pgp_autosign"

# There's nothing quite as funny as receiving an alpha page that only
# says "Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary=+HP7ph2Bb" :)
# We want mails to "*pager*" to be as bare-bones as possible.
send-hook mobile			"unset pgp_autoencrypt pgp_autosign"
send-hook mobile			"set signature="
send-hook pager				"unset pgp_autoencrypt pgp_autosign"
send-hook pager				"set signature="
send-hook away				"unset pgp_autoencrypt pgp_autosign"
send-hook away				"set signature="
send-hook bellsouthips.com		"unset pgp_autoencrypt pgp_autosign"
send-hook bellsouthips.com		"set signature="
send-hook pagenetips.com		"unset pgp_autoencrypt pgp_autosign"
send-hook pagenetips.com		"set signature="
send-hook gomail.net			"unset pgp_autoencrypt pgp_autosign"
send-hook gomail.net			"set signature="
send-hook mobile.att.net		"unset pgp_autoencrypt pgp_autosign"
send-hook mobile.att.net		"set signature="
send-hook imcingular.com		"unset pgp_autoencrypt pgp_autosign"
send-hook imcingular.com		"set signature="
send-hook messaging.sprintpcs.com	"unset pgp_autoencrypt pgp_autosign"
send-hook messaging.sprintpcs.com	"set signature="
send-hook docomo.ne.jp			"unset pgp_autoencrypt pgp_autosign"
send-hook docomo.ne.jp			"set signature="

# Man I sure am a lazy slacker.
send-hook dcti@lists.distributed.net	'set from=nugget@distributed.net'
send-hook dcti@lists.distributed.net	'set signature=~/.signature-dcti'

# Now we need to define save folders for mails which I prefer to achive.
save-hook @billcenter.americanexpress.com	=bills

# Finally, some archives need both inbound and outbounds saved
fcc-save-hook	jukal@				=openchallenge
fcc-save-hook	@openchallenge.org		=openchallenge
fcc-save-hook	@tivo.com			=tivo

source ~/.muttrc-hooks
source ~/.muttrc-secure