The official Mutt channel is
#mutt on
[irc.freenode.net]
(what is
[IRC]?).
If you have questions that cannot be answered by RTFM, join
#mutt and ask there.
If you like, stay some time to help others by answering some questions yourself. Or even stay permanently :-)
Use the above shown connection data to join with any IRC-client like
[irssi],
[XChat],
[Gaim]
or
[ChatZilla].
If you're too lazy or limited in admin-power, try
[webchat] instead.
We collect some fortunes of
MuttQuotes.
Channel Guidelines
REQUIRED: read BeforeYouAsk!!!
If you don't, the help you get will not be as good (speed + quality) as it could be!
"technical": don't annoy bystanders.
- Just ask your stuff, don't ask if we're "alive" nor "anyone using XYZ"! Stay mutt-related on topic and all will be fine.
- Type "!keyword" to trigger some standard responses for your "keyword".
- Don't flood the channel by pasting lots of lines (up to 4 lines is ok). If you have to paste a lot of lines:
- edit our /Paste page (allows helpers to edit, too, and easily see diffs), or
- use a nopaste-website and post the URL to #mutt channel:
- for screenshots: http://www.imageshack.net/
- Disable auto-away messages & nick-changes! Use the silent /away feature of your client manually, nothing else!
- Be patient: don't repost toooooo often, once every 12h is ok, see BeforeYouAsk.
REQUIRED: read BeforeYouAsk!!!
Introduce yourself with a #mutt service ticket number (#mst),
which you choose in the range 0-999, to show that you've understood all of the above. ;-)
If you like, join
MuttMaps.
#mutt Statistics
Myon has put up a
[#mutt page]
where you can find fancy statistics on activity of
#mutt and
#procmail:
![[Home]](/mutt.gif)