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AHAHAHAHAAAA! I got onto the English course! Wheeeeeeeee! They had the offer pack already printed - the interview wasn't an interview at all, basically a 'do you have any questions?' YAY! Induction evening on Monday. On the other hand, I have to find £432 before Friday to be enrolled...

Camarilla: Southern Regional: hotel room

I would like to get a hotel room for the Southern Regional (21-23 October) at the Watford Moat House. It looks like rooms are still available at £34/night for a twin room. I can afford £34 for the two nights but not really £68 - so does anyone want to share a room with me? I don't snore or have filthy personal habits! All offers considered. Comments screened to avoid any potential embarrassment...

Crash space offers are also handy, but I don't drive and will have a guitar and big bag to lug about, so I'm trying for the hotel option first!

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Quick geek help required: I am changing to mutt from pine. Do I need to use procmail to make mutt sort mailing list mail into separate folders?

TIA!

Edited to add: Yes, I do need to use procmail. That's fine, I'll get it sorted. But where is my mail that was already in folders in Pine? How do I get at that?

Further geek help needed, sorry

I am getting on fairly well with mutt and have found handy commented dotfiles to nick stuff from. I have also set up a procmailrc with recipes for my mailing lists in. However, they are not being used! How do I tell mutt that procmail should be filtering things? Or is the problem with my procmailrc?

Said file begins as follows:


# uk-general
:0:
* ^TO*uk\-general
UK-General

# filk
:0:
* ^TO*filklore
filk


and continues in much the same vein.

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argh, argh, argh. Mutt is fine with my folders but when it starts the main inbox is blank! Argh! Where's my mail?

I am going to bed now, and I will struggle further with it all in the morning. Fair warning to geek inhabitants of irc channels I may have frequented in the past, or of my IM friendlist - you may be pelted with really stupid questions for long periods. Apologies in advance. Duck and cover.