On Fri, Apr 30, 1999 at 05:15:09PM -0700, Russell Van Tassell wrote:
[..]
> set signature="/usr/bin/cat /usr/home/russell/.signature |"
>
> However, if you wanted to extend that to a send-hook, it barfs -- all of
> the following fail:
>
> send-hook . set signature="/usr/bin/cat /usr/home/russell/.signature |"
> send-hook . set signature=`/usr/bin/cat /usr/home/russell/.signature`
> send-hook . set signature='/usr/bin/cat /usr/home/russell/.signature |'
I guess you're missing the point that you need an additional level of
quoting for any of the hooks.
send-hook . 'set signature="/usr/bin/cat /usr/home/russell/.signature |"'
should do it.
On the other hand, why don't you just use:
set signature=/usr/home/russell/.signature
and
send-hook . "set signature=/usr/home/russell/.signature"
CU,
Sec
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