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Subject: Re: Notmuch-mutt in RaspberryPi
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Yeison Quintero <yeison.quintero@spanishconnector.com> writes:

> Good afternoon David.
>
> I use mutt to send and receive emails in my linux shell, and I'm really
> searching a plugin or macro to make words searching in the body of the
> message in mutt.
>
> If you can help me, I would feel grateful.
>

I'm trying to help, but you didn't answer the questions I asked in my
first message.

1) Do you have the notmuch binary (e.g. /usr/bin/notmuch,
   /usr/local/bin/notmuch) installed? If not, install it.

2) run "notmuch setup" from the command line.

3) run "notmuch new" from the command line.

4) now try notmuch-mutt.

You will need to repeat step 3 (or learn about "notmuch insert" whenever
you have new mail delivered to the machine running notmuch-mutt.

d