# Undo previous settings for reloads of this file.
reset all
unhook *

source ~/.mutt/muttrc-`hostname`

# Ignore the hostname when qualifying local addresses.
set hidden_host=yes
# Set FROM: in the envelope to whatever the email's From: is.
set envelope_from=yes
# Ask about postponing when I quit without sending an email.  Default no.
set postpone=ask-no
# Store postponed mails in =postponed
set postponed=+postponed
# Do not move read email into another folder.
set move=no
# Don't use "old" on emails.  They're either read or new.
set mark_old=no
# Don't ask me if I want to delete messages; just do it.
set delete=yes
# include and quote the message to which I'm replying in my reply.
set include=yes

# Use the Little Brother Database for address queries.
# Not now that I'm using IMAP...
#set query_command="lbdbq %s"
# Save mail that I send in a local mailbox...
set copy=yes
# ...which is =sent-messages.
set record=+sent-messages
# Forwarded emails are done as MIME attachments.
set mime_forward=yes
# In addition to true threading, glom together emails with similar Subject:s.
set nostrict_threads
# Don't wait for sendmail to exit.
set sendmail_wait=-1
# If set to "yes" outbound PGP emails will be saved unsigned and unencrypted.
# Please don't do this.  Use GnuPG's "encrypt-to" option instead.
set fcc_clear=no
# Make emails pretty when printed.
set print_command="a2ps -1 --borders=no -g -Email"
# Don't ask before appending emails to an existing mailbox; just do it.
set confirmappend=no
# Page-down at the end of a message should not go to the next message.
set pager_stop
# Check my mutt-specific mailcap before consulting the system-wide one.
set mailcap_path="${HOME}/.mutt/mailcap:/etc/mailcap"

# Don't wrap lines at word boundaries.
set smart_wrap=no
# And don't use those plus signs on wrapping.
set markers=no
# Use my own display filter.  (Mostly strips out annoying email footers.)
set display_filter="${HOME}/bin/mutt-display-filter"
# If the body of the email would trigger ">From" munging, use a character
# encoding that will avoid the problem.
set encode_from=yes
# When replying to a message, accept the default recipients and subject line.
set fast_reply=yes
# If I have messages tagged, apply commands to all of them, regardless of the
# presence or absence of tag-prefix.
set auto_tag
# If I pipe messages to a command, run the command for each message.  (The
# default is to concatenate the messages and only run the command once.)
set pipe_split


###
# Customized regular expressions.

set quote_regexp="^([ \t]*((--|[[:alpha:]]+)?>|[%}|]))+"
set reply_regexp="^((re|aw|antw|antwort|wg|betr|betreff|sv|ang|re'|re'p|re'f|odp|f|for|forward|fwd|fw)([[(^]?[0-9]+[])]?)?(\\. ?)?:[ \t]*)+"


###
# And other displayed things.

set attribution="* %n <%a> [%{!%Y-%m-%d %H:%M %Z}]:"
set status_format="%f-%r-(%?L?%L/?%l)--{%?M?%M/?%m%?n? n:%n?%?o? o:%o?%?d? d:%d?%?t? t:%t?}-%?b?-[Inc: %b]?-%?p?-[Post: %p]?-%>-%?V?/%V/&(%s/%S)?-%P-"

# Debian's mutt will let me set titlebars.
set xterm_set_titles=yes
# I'm always running mutt in a screen.  This title assumes the preceding
# statement to be true.
set xterm_title='screen  (t) %h %f %?n?%n/?%m msgs'

# Compressed folder support!
open-hook \\.bz2$ "bzip2 -cd %f > %t"
close-hook \\.bz2$ "bzip2 -c %t > %f"
append-hook \\.bz2$ "bzip2 -c %t >> %f"

set alias_file=~/.mutt/aliases

source ~/.mutt/pgp
source ~/.mutt/auto_views
source ~/.mutt/aliases
source ~/.mutt/subscriptions
source ~/.mutt/mailboxes-`hostname`
source ~/.mutt/headers
source ~/.mutt/folder-hooks
source ~/.mutt/save-hooks
source ~/.mutt/send-hooks
source ~/.mutt/fcc-hooks
source ~/.mutt/bindings
source ~/.mutt/macros
source ~/.mutt/colors
source ~/.mutt/non-standard

# Some people think that HTML is good for email <sigh>
alternative_order text/enriched text/plain text/html