On Fri, Jan 15, 1999 at 11:06:07PM +0000, Bennett Todd wrote:
> 1999-01-15-21:59:12 Rob Kaper:
> > Something I'd like to do, but haven't found in the manuals etc:
> >
> > send all postponed messages at once, without editing them etc.
> >
> > Is this possible with mutt? If yes: how? If no: why not ;) and where can I
> > send the suggestion for such a feature?
>
> Easy to do outside of mutt --- so easy, that if you want it, I'm sure you
> could set up a mutt macro for it (though I've not yet done mutt macros and so
> don't know for sure how to write it). The idea is, if those messages are ready
> to go, sending 'em is a piece o' cake. E.g. if you're using Maildir format,
> it's just "for f in ~/postponed/{new,cur}/*;do sendmail -t <$f; done". If you
> are using mbox format, you could use the formail program from the procmail
> package, that would be "formail -s sendmail -t <postponed".
For Maildir, maildirsmtp is even better, since it's designed to do this,
removing messages if they're sent correctly. Get the serialmail package
from www.qmail.org
Greetz, Peter.
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