| hmmm, I assume you're going to report this to the nmh folks?
Yes, I will, sometime, after I look at the nmh sources and see what
But we really want exmh to operate with all the versions of nmh that
exist, don't we?   The patch to have exmh do the right thing, whether this
bug exists, or not, is trivial, so I'd suggest including it.
I have no idea why the sequences were being added after the message list
before, not that it should make any difference to nmh (or MH).   But since
I stopped doing that, the variable "msgs" isn't really needed any more,
rather than assigning $pick(msgs) to msgs, and then using $msgs the code
could just use $pick(msgs) where $msgs is now used.   This is just a
+++ /usr/local/lib/exmh-2.5/pick.tcl	Sat Aug 24 18:14:44 2002
-    set cmd [list exec pick +$exmh(folder) -list]
+    set cmd [list exec pick +$exmh(folder)]
for {set pane 1} {$pane <= $pick(panes)} {incr pane} {

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Today an apt-get upgrade holds back php (and submodules, like php-imap).
Running an apt-get install php to see what's up, I get:
The following extra packages will be installed:
curl-devel imap imap-devel mysql mysql-devel php-imap php-ldap postgresql
The following NEW packages will be installed:
curl-devel imap imap-devel mysql mysql-devel postgresql postgresql-devel
postgresql-libs pspell-devel ucd-snmp-devel ucd-snmp-utils unixODBC
3 packages upgraded, 13 newly installed, 0 to remove(replace) and 1 not
Anyone have an idea what the heck RedHat did here, and why we're now
trying to install a ton of crap I don't want?  (I'm hoping someone else
has chased this down and could save me time... ;) )