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## File: $HOME/.muttrc.color.index
## Purpose: Setup file for the Mail program "Mutt"
## Last update: mer oct 3 00:29:03 UTC 2001
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## Author: Badoual Loïc loic {at} badoual.org
## Availability: This file is available as
## <URL:http://www.customlinux.org/configurations/mutt/>
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## COLOR for both the Folder INDEX *and* the PAGER
## ==================================================
# error messages
color error red black
# "message" - informational messages
# such as the incremental count at startup.
# It is nice to see on startup that
# color actually works. :-)
color message white blue
## ==================================================
## Special COLORs for the Folder INDEX
## ==================================================
# The "indicator" for the "current message" -
# whether it is an arrow or an "inverse line":
color indicator white red
# "status" lines in the folder index.
# used for the mini-help line.
color status white blue
# The "tree" display of threads within the folder index.
color tree red black
## ==================================================
## COLOR for some special messages.
## ==================================================
# 000828
# Deleted Mails - use dark color
# as these are already "dealt with".
color index blue black "~D"
# 000823
# Mails with no obvious addresses
# (empty To: and Cc: lines)
color index blue black "! ~C ."
# Flagged Messages are important!
color index brightred black "~F"
# I use the flag to indicate that
# I should reply to these soon.
# mail from myself *and* to myself (TODO items):
color index black brightyellow '~f guckes ~p'
# the pattern "~p" means "from myself" - but alas
# there is no pattern for "*from* myself" :-(
# mail to myself (personal mail):
# color index brightgreen black '~p'
# Commented out as most mail is for me - except SPAM.
# mail NOT to myself (unpersonal mail):
# color index green black '! ~p'
# "DONE mails" ie those I have already replied to.
color index blue black '~Q'
# MailList - these messages have been sent to
# a known mailing list. What do these do in my mailbox??
# color index white blue '~l'
## ==================================================
## Mails FROM special addresses
## ==================================================
# mail from important people (like myself ;-):
# color index cyan black '~f guckes'
# color index white red '~f (ute.*fuchs)@'
# color index white red '~f (fuchs.*ute)'
#
# The author of Vim - Bram Moolenaar:
# color index brightred black "~f bram"
## ==================================================
## Mails TO special addresses
## ==================================================
# Public Announcements on local domain
# "To: studi-replies" etc
# color index magenta black '~C -replies@math.fu-berlin.de'
# CCs from posts on Usenet:
# color index brightred black '~C guckes-usenet-cc'
# SLRN Maintenance
# color index brightblue white '~C guckes@slrn.org'
# color index white brightblue '~C guckes@slrn.org'
# VIM Maintenance
# color index brightgreen white '~C guckes@vim.org'
# color index green black '~C guckes@vim.org'
# local mail aliases:
# color index yellow black '~t ^(all\|hackers\|key\|studi)'
color index brightred black '~C linuxbe'
color index red black ~N
## ==================================================
## SPAM SPAM SPAM SPAM SPAM SPAM SPAM SPAM SPAM SPAM
## ==================================================
# Addresses lines (To:, Cc:, Bcc:, Delivered-To:)
#
# Definite SPAM:
# I *never* use my "inf" address.
# color index white magenta '~C guckes@inf.fu-berlin.de'
# color index white magenta '~h "Delivered-To: .*guckes@inf.fu-berlin.de"'
#
# I have not posted to Usenet with a hostname in my address for years.
# so an address like "guckes@host.math.fu-berlin.de" is *invalid*!
# color index white magenta '~C guckes@[a-z]+.math.fu-berlin.de'
# color index white magenta '~h "Delivered-To: .*guckes@[a-z]+.math.fu-berlin.de"'
#
# Possible SPAM:
# Mails which were not sent to a known mailing list
# (tell mutt about them with the "lists" command)
# and which have not been "Copied to" 'guckes'
# and yet have been "Delivered-To:" 'guckes'.
# [ Too bad you cannot use "~p" here. :-( ]
# color index white magenta "! ~l ! ~C guckes ~h 'Delivered-To: .*guckes-'"
#
# SPAM indicators in To: or Cc: line ("~C"):
#
# Sent to "Undisclosed Recipients":
# color index white magenta '~C Undisclosed.*Recipients'
#
# Mails sent from ("~f") free mail services:
# [All commented as I get mails from sensible people, too.]
# color index magenta black '! ~p ~f @(aol\|hotmail\|msn\|prodigy\|yahoo)\.(com'
# color index magenta black '~f @(aol\|hotmail\|msn\|prodigy\|yahoo)\.(com\|net)'
# color index magenta black '! ~p ~f @compulink.nlrs.com'
# color index magenta black '! ~p ~f free'
# color index magenta black '! ~p ~f funtime'
# color index magenta black '! ~p ~f gmx'
# color index magenta black '! ~p ~f worldnet.att.net'
# SPAM indicators within the Message-ID: line ("~i"):
# Usual characters in MID: [-0-9a-zA-Z<>$@._+%]
# Unusual characters in MID: [:%#|/]
# Message-ID values should not contain these characters:
# color index magenta black "~i [{:%#|/]"
# Are any of the "unusual characters" forbidden by the RFC?
# (Gotta check that..)
#
# Message-IDs contains at least one '@' character,
# so it should not be missing:
# color index white magenta "! ~i @"
#
# Message-IDs are enclosed in angle brackets,
# so an '<' should not be missing:
# color index white magenta "! ~i <"
#
# Message-IDs are not empty:
# color index white magenta "~i <>"
#
# Message-IDs' FQDN must not be empty:
# color index white magenta "~i @>"
#
# Message-IDs' FQDN contain at least one dot:
# color index white magenta "! ~i @.*[.]"
#
# Message-IDs FQDN does not end with a dot,
# ie there must be at least a top level domain:
# color index white magenta "~i [.]>"
#
# Message-IDs do not contain spaces.
# color index white magenta "~i '<.* .*>'"
#
# Message-IDs should not contain "localhost".
# color index white magenta "~i localhost"
# commented because a LOT of people cannot
# change this because of their crappy mail system. *sigh*
#
# Message-IDs should not contain "localdomain".
# color index white magenta "~i localdomain"
#
# Message-IDs with more than one angel bracket:
# color index white magenta "~i <.*<"
#
# Message-IDs with a strange domain name,
# ie either one letter - or four and more:
# color index white magenta "~i [.][a-z]>"
# color index white magenta "~i [.][a-z]{4,}>"
#
# Message-IDs added by mail relays:
# color index white magenta "~i @mail.chemie.fu-berlin.de>"
# color index white magenta "~i @zedat.fu-berlin.de>"
# color index white magenta "~i Mail.ZEDAT.FU-Berlin.DE>"
# color index white magenta "~i @arbi.informatik.uni-oldenburg.de>"
# color index white magenta "~i @arbi.informatik.uni-oldenburg.de>"
#
# 001230
# When the Subject indicates a reply (with ":re")
# then there *must* be a reference to the previous message!
# So if there is no In-Reply-To or References line -
# then it must be a crappy mailer.
# color index yellow magenta "~s re: ! ~x . ! ~h 'in-reply-to: '"
# Guilty Mailers:
# X-Mailer: Internet Mail Service (5.5.2650.21)
# X-Mailer: MIME-tools 4.104 (Entity 4.116)
# X-Mailer: USANET web-mailer (34WB1.4A.01)
# SPAM SPAM SPAM
# Address lines contain only local addresses
# ie without an '@' character.
# color index white magenta "! ~C @"
# SPAM indicators in mail body ("~b")
#
# "Dollars and Percentages"
# Example: "95% of Internet traffic ..."
# and "Normally, we charge $500 per keyword"
# color index white magenta "~b [1-9][0-9]% ~b [0-9]{3,}\$"
#
# Silly stuff:
# color index white magenta "~b 'This is not a Spam!'"
# Yeah, right. ;-)
# SPAM indicators within the Subject: line ("~s"):
#
# Empty Subject line - "not a single character"!
# color index white magenta "! ~s ."
#
# Subject line contains figures in dollar:
# "Subject: Make $50,000 in 90 Days"
# color index white magenta "~s '\\$[0-9]+[0-9]+'"
# SPAM indicators - special header lines.
#
# HTML attachments
color index white magenta "~h 'Content-Type: text/html'"
## ==================================================
## "Coloring by Reference"
## ==================================================
# status: experimental
# Show mails with "References" lines in the header.
# This uses a rainbow scheme - the darker the color,
# the more entries in the References line.
#
# color index brightyellow black "~h 'References: +<.+>'"
# color index yellow black "~h 'References: +<.+> +<.+>'"
# color index brightred black "~h 'References: +<.+> +<.+> +<.+>'"
# color index red black "~h 'References: +<.+> +<.+> +<.+> +<.+>'"
# color index blue black "~h 'References: +<.+> +<.+> +<.+> +<.+> +<.+>'"
# color index green black "~h 'References: +<.+> +<.+> +<.+> +<.+> +<.+> +<.+>'"
# Replies to my mails - indicated by an "in-reply-to" line
# including my local domain.
# color index brightyellow black "~h 'in-reply-to: .*math.fu-berlin.de'"
# color index brightyellow black "~h 'references: .*math.fu-berlin.de'"
# ======================
# PAGER stuff
# ======================
# "search" - matches found with search
# within the internal pager.
color search white blue
# The "markers" indicate a wrapped line
# when showing messages with looong lines.
color markers red black
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