Mark --

...and then GARFiELD said...
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% Hi !

Hello!


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% Is it possible to use a different signature file for each mailbox ?

Yes.


% 
% I would like to have one signature, when I send emails from my "private-email" 
mailbox and another
% when I send from my work mailbox.

Sounds like you want something like

        folder-hook .           'set signature=~/.sig-default'
        folder-hook =private    'set signature=~/.sig-private'
        folder-hook =work       'set signature=~/.sig-work'

Note that you need the first case to provide a default, which might
actually just be your private or work sig; without that, you would
change into one box, switch sigs, and then never un-switch.


I set a number of things differently based on what mailbox I'm in, so
I just used

        folder-hook     =box1   'source $HOME/.muttrc-box1'
        folder-hook     =box2   'source $HOME/.muttrc-box2'

to source a special .muttrc, with all of the relevant commands, for
each case.


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