ken wrote:
There aren't _wonderful_ solutions, because this is a higher-level problem;
other programs can change the state of your inbox between commands.
Unless you want to do something like Kevin Cosgrove suggested, this is
I think what Kevin suggested is the right approach. I've always had
my mail delivered (via procmail) to multiple maildrops (originally
mbox-style, now maildir).
When I'm ready to read mail, I use inc, or, more usually, a wrapper
that does a sequence of incs from all the maildrops into the
corresponding MH folders. The only thing that ever writes to my MH
folders is inc, and that's always driven by me.
paul
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paul fox, pgf@foxharp.boston.ma.us (arlington, ma, where it's 74.8 degrees)