pub struct Mail {Show 68 fields
pub folder: Option<String>,
pub mailboxes: Vec<String>,
pub sent: Option<String>,
pub postponed: Option<String>,
pub sendmail: Option<String>,
pub editor: Option<String>,
pub ispell: Option<String>,
pub poll_seconds: Option<u64>,
pub print: Option<String>,
pub pipe_decode: Option<bool>,
pub print_decode: Option<bool>,
pub pipe_split: Option<bool>,
pub print_split: Option<bool>,
pub pipe_sep: Option<String>,
pub save: Option<String>,
pub forward: Option<String>,
pub query_command: Option<String>,
pub trash: Option<String>,
pub edit_headers: Option<bool>,
pub notmuch: Option<bool>,
pub fast_reply: bool,
pub quit: Option<String>,
pub postpone: Option<String>,
pub recall: Option<String>,
pub confirmappend: bool,
pub save_name: bool,
pub force_name: bool,
pub mark_old: Option<bool>,
pub delete_untag: Option<bool>,
pub flag_safe: bool,
pub maildir_trash: bool,
pub mail_check_recent: Option<bool>,
pub sort_alias: Option<String>,
pub shell: Option<String>,
pub tmpdir: Option<String>,
pub check_new: Option<bool>,
pub print_confirm: Option<String>,
pub alias_file: Option<String>,
pub attribution: Option<String>,
pub indent_string: Option<String>,
pub forward_format: Option<String>,
pub wrap_search: Option<bool>,
pub simple_search: Option<String>,
pub reply_regexp: Option<String>,
pub include: Option<String>,
pub forward_quote: bool,
pub signature: Option<String>,
pub sig_dashes: Option<bool>,
pub sig_on_top: Option<bool>,
pub hostname: Option<String>,
pub user_agent: Option<bool>,
pub abort_nosubject: Option<String>,
pub abort_unmodified: Option<bool>,
pub ask_cc: bool,
pub ask_bcc: bool,
pub autoedit: bool,
pub copy: Option<bool>,
pub lists: Vec<String>,
pub subscribed: Vec<String>,
pub alternates: Vec<String>,
pub my_hdr: Vec<String>,
pub metoo: bool,
pub text_flowed: bool,
pub new_mail_command: Option<String>,
pub delete: Option<String>,
pub abort_noattach: Option<String>,
pub attach_keyword: Option<String>,
pub undo_send: u64,
}Fields§
§folder: Option<String>mutt’s $folder: where mailboxes live, so =x and +x name a
mailbox under it, at a prompt or in a macro. An IMAP account
spec works too (“imap:work”), making =Archive mean
imap:work/Archive.
mailboxes: Vec<String>§sent: Option<String>§postponed: Option<String>§sendmail: Option<String>§editor: Option<String>§ispell: Option<String>mutt’s $ispell: the spell checker the compose menu’s i runs
over the draft, as ispell -x FILE. “ispell” when unset.
poll_seconds: Option<u64>§print: Option<String>Shell command the printed message is piped to (default lpr).
pipe_decode: Option<bool>mutt’s $pipe_decode: pipe the decoded message (brief headers, decoded body) rather than the raw one. Off by default.
print_decode: Option<bool>mutt’s $print_decode: print the decoded message. On by default, as in mutt.
pipe_split: Option<bool>mutt’s $pipe_split / $print_split: run the command once per tagged message instead of once over them all. Off by default.
print_split: Option<bool>§pipe_sep: Option<String>mutt’s $pipe_sep: what separates concatenated messages in one pipe run. Newline by default.
save: Option<String>Default target offered by s (save message to a mailbox).
forward: Option<String>“inline” (quoted text, the default) or “attach” (the original goes along as a message/rfc822 part, mutt’s mime_forward).
query_command: Option<String>mutt’s query_command: external address lookup for Tab
completion at the To prompt (%s = the word, or appended),
e.g. “khard email –parsable %s”.
trash: Option<String>mutt’s $trash: purged messages move here (a maildir path, or
imap:account/folder of the open account) instead of being
erased; purging inside the trash itself deletes for real.
edit_headers: Option<bool>mutt’s edit_headers (default false, like mutt): true puts the draft’s header block (From/To/Cc/Subject, Attach: lines) into the editor buffer. Off, the prompts set To/Subject and attachments go through the compose menu’s a.
notmuch: Option<bool>notmuch(1) search (X): false disables the key; unset/true
leaves it on (notmuch itself must be installed; keep the
database fresh with notmuch new in a hook or cron).
fast_reply: boolmutt’s $fast_reply: replies skip the To and Subject prompts, forwards skip Subject (the ask-yes questions still run).
quit: Option<String>mutt’s $quit: “yes” (the default) leaves at once, “no” refuses, “ask-yes” and “ask-no” ask first.
postpone: Option<String>mutt’s $postpone: leaving a draft. “ask-yes” (the default) and “ask-no” ask whether to postpone (else discard); “yes” postpones without asking, “no” discards without asking.
recall: Option<String>mutt’s $recall: composing when postponed drafts exist. “no” never offers to recall (always a new message); “yes” recalls the newest without asking; “ask-yes” / “ask-no” (the default is to ask) offer the new/recall choice.
confirmappend: boolmutt’s $confirmappend: ask before adding messages to a mailbox that already exists. Off by default, where mutt asks: rmut has never asked, and a save is one keystroke either way.
save_name: boolmutt’s $save_name: the default save target is the sender’s local part under $folder, when such a mailbox exists.
force_name: boolmutt’s $force_name: the same, whether or not it exists.
mark_old: Option<bool>mutt’s $mark_old: unread mail left behind in the mailbox ages to old (O in the index, out of the new count) when you leave. True unless set otherwise, as in mutt.
delete_untag: Option<bool>mutt’s $delete_untag: marking a tagged message for deletion (d, or a save) takes its tag off. True unless set otherwise, as in mutt.
flag_safe: boolmutt’s $flag_safe: a flagged message cannot be marked for deletion, by any of the ways of doing so. Off by default.
maildir_trash: boolmutt’s $maildir_trash: a purge gives deleted messages the maildir T flag instead of unlinking them; they stay in the index marked D. Maildir only. Off by default.
mail_check_recent: Option<bool>mutt’s $mail_check_recent: “new mail in X” only when X has grown since the last look. False announces any mailbox holding new mail, once, until it empties. True unless set otherwise.
sort_alias: Option<String>mutt’s $sort_alias: the order address completion offers alias expansions in: “address” (by the expansion, the default here), “alias” (by nick). “unsorted” reads as “alias”: the alias file is a map. A “reverse-” prefix flips it.
shell: Option<String>mutt’s $shell: what a bare ! (an empty shell command) runs
interactively. $SHELL, then sh, when unset.
tmpdir: Option<String>mutt’s $tmpdir: where temporary files go (drafts on their way to the editor, parts on their way to a viewer). $TMPDIR, then /tmp, when unset.
check_new: Option<bool>mutt’s $check_new: look for mail delivered to the open maildir while it is open. False stops the rescan (IMAP is unaffected, as in mutt). True unless set otherwise.
print_confirm: Option<String>mutt’s $print: what p does. “ask-no” (the default) asks with
Enter declining, “ask-yes” asks with Enter printing, “yes”
prints without asking and “no” refuses to print at all.
alias_file: Option<String>mutt’s $alias_file: where aliases are read from and where create-alias appends. $RMUT_ALIASES, then ~/.config/rmut/aliases, when unset.
attribution: Option<String>mutt’s $attribution: the line a quoted reply opens with, over the message being replied to (%a address, %n name, %f the From header, %s subject, %i message-id, %d date, %{…} strftime).
indent_string: Option<String>mutt’s $indent_string: what each quoted line is prefixed with,
"> " by default.
forward_format: Option<String>mutt’s $forward_format: the subject a forward carries, the same format string over the message being forwarded.
wrap_search: Option<bool>mutt’s $wrap_search: n wraps around the ends of the index.
True by default, as in mutt; false stops at the last / first
match instead.
simple_search: Option<String>mutt’s $simple_search: the template a bare-word search expands
to, %s the word. Default ~f %s | ~s %s (from or subject),
which is what a bare word already did; set it to add ~b %s
for the body, say. Only a single word with no ~ expands.
reply_regexp: Option<String>mutt’s $reply_regexp: what a reply’s subject may already start
with (“Re:” with an optional [n], by default). Replying takes
it off and puts “Re: “ on, so prefixes never pile up; a
locale’s own prefixes go in as ^(re|aw|sv):[ \t]*.
Case-insensitive unless the regex has an uppercase letter, as
mutt compiles it.
include: Option<String>mutt’s $include: quote the original in a reply? “ask-yes” (the default) and “ask-no” ask, “yes” and “no” decide it.
forward_quote: boolmutt’s $forward_quote: the forwarded text inside the “—– Forwarded message” markers is quoted with $indent_string, the way a reply is.
signature: Option<String>mutt’s $signature: a file whose contents end every new draft,
or, when the name ends in |, a command whose output does.
~ is expanded. Unset (the default) appends nothing.
sig_dashes: Option<bool>mutt’s $sig_dashes: the signature is introduced by a line holding “– “. True unless set otherwise, as in mutt.
sig_on_top: Option<bool>mutt’s $sig_on_top: the signature goes above the quoted original rather than below it. Off by default, as in mutt.
hostname: Option<String>mutt’s $hostname: the host in a generated Message-ID. The system hostname when unset.
user_agent: Option<bool>mutt’s $user_agent: add a User-Agent: rmut/VERSION header to
outgoing mail. Off by default, as neomutt has it.
abort_nosubject: Option<String>mutt’s $abort_nosubject: a draft with an empty subject. “ask-yes” (the default) asks with Enter aborting, “ask-no” asks with Enter sending it on, “yes” aborts without asking, “no” never asks.
abort_unmodified: Option<bool>mutt’s $abort_unmodified: the first editor pass came back with the body untouched, so the draft is dropped. True unless set otherwise, as in mutt; only the first edit is checked.
ask_cc: boolmutt’s $askcc / $askbcc: ask for those recipients when a draft is started, prefilled with what a group reply worked out.
ask_bcc: bool§autoedit: boolmutt’s $autoedit (needs edit_headers): skip every initial prompt and question, straight into the editor; the compose menu follows as usual.
copy: Option<bool>mutt’s $copy: false skips the sent copy (Fcc) entirely; an Fcc set in the compose menu still wins.
lists: Vec<String>mutt’s lists: address patterns naming mailing lists you know
of. They drive ~l, the L list-reply target, and the
Mail-Followup-To rmut sets on mail to a list.
subscribed: Vec<String>mutt’s subscribe: lists you are on. Subscribed lists count as
known lists too, and a reply to one leaves your own address out
of Mail-Followup-To, so the list copy is the only one you get.
alternates: Vec<String>mutt’s alternates: regexes matching your other addresses
(aliases, an old domain, a role address). They join the
identity addresses everywhere rmut asks “is this me?”: ~p
and ~P, the +/T/C/F index marks, reverse_name, the
group-reply dedup, and Mail-Followup-To.
my_hdr: Vec<String>mutt’s my_hdr: header lines added to every draft, e.g.
“Organization: Acme” or “Bcc: me@example.com”. One naming a
header rmut already wrote replaces it (so From: and
Reply-To: win); To/Cc/Bcc gain the address instead.
metoo: boolmutt’s $metoo: keep your own address among a group reply’s recipients instead of dropping it.
text_flowed: boolmutt’s $text_flowed: outgoing text/plain is declared
format=flowed and space-stuffed (RFC 3676), so a reader can
rewrap it. The paragraphs themselves come from your editor,
which has to leave a trailing space on a line that continues.
new_mail_command: Option<String>Shell command run when new mail arrives (neomutt’s
new_mail_command): %f = the mailbox, %n = how many, e.g.
“notify-send ‘rmut: %n new in %f’”. Fire-and-forget.
delete: Option<String>mutt’s $delete (a quadoption): what $ and quitting do with
messages marked for deletion. “ask” (the default) asks, with
Enter taking the yes; “yes” purges them without asking; “no”
never purges, so the marks stay for a later change of mind.
abort_noattach: Option<String>neomutt’s $abort_noattach: what to do when the body mentions an attachment and none is attached. “no” (the default) never checks, “ask” asks before sending, “yes” refuses the send. neomutt’s ask-yes / ask-no both import as “ask”.
attach_keyword: Option<String>neomutt’s $abort_noattach_regex: what counts as mentioning one.
Case-insensitive; the default is
\b(attach|attached|attaching|attachment|attachments)\b.
undo_send: u64Seconds a sent message waits before it actually goes out, so
z can take it back (rmut’s own; mutt sends at once). 0 is
off. A held message is sent when the timer runs out or when
rmut exits; batch sends (-s and friends) never hold.