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Re:Why Some Security Experts Use Mutt by kragen on Monday September 07, 2015 @06:05PM (#10183269)
If Mutt is not a traditional mail client, then what is? heirloom-mailx?

I read my mail with less. That's a nontraditional mail client.

Re:Why Some Security Experts Use Mutt by keithpeter on Tuesday September 08, 2015 @05:36AM (#10184748)
"I read my mail with less."

How? Sounds like you just grep your way through the mailbox?

Re:Why Some Security Experts Use Mutt by kragen on Tuesday September 08, 2015 @10:37AM (#10185925)
Yes.
Re:Why Some Security Experts Use Mutt by mikekchar on Tuesday September 08, 2015 @02:53AM (#10184366)
When I first started in the industry my colleagues told me that I should be using the read-mail program. It has a mode that allows you to use regexps to read your mail really fast. I was told that the normal way to run read-mail with the "really fast" mode was:

rm -rf *

Disclaimer: For the Unix impaired, this is an "expert only" utility. I am not responsible for the loss of all the files in your home directory should you attempt to use it.

Re:Why Some Security Experts Use Mutt by dredmorbius on Tuesday September 08, 2015 @03:24AM (#10184416)
Do NOT suggest people try a command which will recursively remove all files ignoring file permissions. Most people will be aware of the hazard. Those who aren't will suffer irreparable harm.