Can't build path of /etc/aliases

[blu3r4d0n]

Not exactly sure what's happening here. This is what happens when I open mutt
Error: impossible to build path of 'etc/aliases'.
Error in /home/user/.config/mutt/muttrc, line 8:
source: errors in /home/user/.config/mutt/muttrc
Error: issue converting path to absolute (No such file or directory)Press any key to continue...
Error: issue converting path to absolute (No such file or directory)Error: issue converting path to absolute (No such file or directory)

[LukeSmithxyz]

The system automatically sources a file where you can put aliases/address book info. It seems like you've deleted yours?

Either remove the line from the muttrc that sources it or just run

touch ~/.config/mutt/etc/aliases

[blu3r4d0n]

Okay, thank you Luke! I'm sorry I'm so incompetent. Mutt still isn't working quite right but it isn't your script, it's probably just me.

[LukeSmithxyz]

If you feel like you messed it all up, just rm ~/.offlineimaprc, ~/.config/mutt and reclone the repo

git clone https://github.com/lukesmithxyz/mutt-wizard ~/.config/mutt

and try again. Sounds like you at least deleted the etc/ folder which would've hurt other things too.

[blu3r4d0n]

It still isn't working for some reason. I cloned the entire repo into ~/.config/mutt, and ran the script.
I also get an errror when I open mutt that says
/var/mail/user is not a mailbox
Mail on linux has always been a struggle for me, I'm gonna reopen the issue until I get this figured out.

[LukeSmithxyz]

Did you finalize the wizard by running the mailbox detector?

[blu3r4d0n]

Oh, well you know it works if you read. Thank you for the tool, I'm going to creep back into the shadows now because I can't read. Thanks Luke.