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There's no installer-script or similar... Please read carefully.
1) Get appropriate binary and the additional files
2) Copy the binary to a place of your PATH (UUCP:C is a good choice for
UUCP-environment).
3) Copy either "muttrc.example", "sample.muttrc", or "my.muttrc" to ".muttrc"
and change anything for your needs. "my.muttrc" is my personal muttrc for
UUCP. You could use either UNIX-paths (/path/to/some) or AMIGA-paths
(path:to/some). The statement "~" is similar to "$HOME" (see 4).
4) If you don't already have a running ADE installation, you need to install
a term-entry by doing this:
MAKEDIR S:etc
COPY etc/termcap S:etc ALL
and than add the following lines to your S:User-Startup or
S:Startup-Sequence:
SETENV TERM "amiga"
SETENV HOME "/S" ; if not set elsewhere
ASSIGN ETC: S:etc
ASSIGN LIB: S:etc
The enviroment-variable HOME points to your "home-directory". On UUCP,
this is the place where your maildir and other mail- and news-related
files reside, usually "UUCP:", but you _MUST_ use the UNIX-notation, so
use "/UUCP" instead.
$HOME is also the place, where your mutt-configuration-file ".muttrc" has
to be by default.