# muttrc file for the mail display

# Copyright (C) 2007-2013  Simon Ruderich
#
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# the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or
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#
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# Don't display help bar at the top of the screen.
set help=no

# don't display sidebar, enabled by setup.sh if the sidebar patch is used:
#set sidebar_visible=no

# automatically display html mails as plain text:
auto_view text/html
# but ensure plain mail is used if it exists:
alternative_order text/plain

# assume iso-8859-1 for unspecified charsets in emails as it's the most used,
# not a perfect solution, but it works most of the time well:
set assumed_charset=iso-8859-1


# sort threads with new messages in old threads like new threads:
set sort_aux=last-date-received

# mark missing messages in threads with a '?' in the thread display:
set hide_missing=no
set hide_top_missing=no


# use a wider index format (35 instead of 15 characters):
# also display the number of attachments:
set index_format="%4C %Z %{%b %d} %-35.35L (%?l?%4l&%4c?)%?X?(%X)&   ? %s"

# display a small email index while reading email contents:
set pager_index_lines=5

# when scrolling mails repeat the three last lines on the next screen:
set pager_context=3


# only update the read/write counter every 2000 mails, this increases speed:
set read_inc=2000
set write_inc=2000


# wrap email content to 78 characters, this increases readability (for me):
set wrap=78
# don't display any '+' markers when a line is wrapped:
set markers=no
# display ~s at the end of each message so it's clear where the message ends:
set tilde

# order the headers in mail display by this order:
hdr_order Date: From: To: Cc: Bcc: Subject:


# ignore settings
#
# I ignore only certain headers so I can see custom headers; the first ignore
# rule in each section ignores standard, the second non standard headers
#
# thanks to [1] for a very helpful list of mail headers
# [1]: http://people.dsv.su.se/~jpalme/ietf/mail-headers/mail-headers.html

# reset all ignores so I can see all headers I don't ignore in the following
# rules:
unignore *

# ignore mbox from header:
ignore "from "

# ignore trace information headers:
ignore received return-path

# ignore format and control information headers:
ignore content-disposition mime-version

# ignore sender and recipient indication headers:
ignore sender
ignore apparently-to x-face x-sender envelope-to

# ignore response control headers:
ignore reply-to
ignore errors-to followup-to mail-followup-to

# ignore message identification headers:
ignore in-reply-to references
ignore delivered-to

# ignore headers containing dates and times:
ignore delivery-date

# ignore quality information headers:
ignore precedence

# ignore size information headers:
#ignore
ignore content-length lines

# ignore encoding information headers:
ignore content-transfer-encoding content-type encoding

# ignore mailing list control headers:
ignore list-archive list-help list-id list-post list-subscribe \
       list-unsubscribe

# ignore miscellaneous headers (non standard):
ignore status x-status # mail status, used by mail clients


# color settings
#
# thanks to http://www.therandymon.com/woodnotes/mutt/node46.html for the
# settings to allow transparency (default)
#
# thanks to Debian Lenny mutt default files for the color settings

# normal text:
color normal     white        default
# mail headers:
color hdrdefault cyan         default
# attachments:
color attachment brightyellow default
# marker for the currently selected mail in the index:
color indicator  default      cyan
# signature (if correctly delimited with "-- "):
color signature  cyan         default
# status bar (at top and bottom):
color status     brightgreen  blue
# tildes at the bottom if there is no more content:
color tilde      blue         default
# thread tree markers:
color tree       red          default

# mark quotes:
color quoted  magenta default
color quoted1 cyan    default
# mark the writer of the quote the same color as the quote:
color body magenta default ".+ <.+> writes:"
color body magenta default "On .+ wrote:"
color body cyan    default "> .+ <.+> writes:"
color body cyan    default "> On .+ wrote:"

# mark subject:
color header brightgreen default ^Subject:

# mark important messages red:
color index white red "~F"

# mark valid gpg signatures:
color body green default "gpg: Good signature from .+"
# mark invalid gpg signatures:
color body red default "gpg: BAD signature from .+"
# mark encrypted mails:
color body green default "gpg: encrypted with .+"
# mark missing gpg public keys:
color body yellow default "gpg: Can't check signature: public key not found"

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