Didier --
...and then didier said...
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% Currently I do
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% mutt -s "hello" [EMAIL PROTECTED] </message_file
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% and it sends the message_file to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Right...
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% and I would like not to send it but to pipe the result (the whole message) although
sending it directly
Hmmm... Hokay, then; replace your sendmail variable in your .muttrc
with a script or simple "cat" so that, when mutt tries to hand it off
to sendmail, it sends it somewhere else instead.
You could manage this and retain all of your other functionality by
creating a short .muttrc.stdout containing the lines
source $HOME/.muttrc
set sendmail="/bin/cat"
(since I don't know how to redefine a single variable on the command
line -- probably because I didn't look it up in the manual ;-) and then
running your command above about like
mutt -F .muttrc.stdout -s "hello" [EMAIL PROTECTED] </message_file
instead. Note that I haven't tried this myself; YMMV.
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% I hope I'm clear...
Well, we're moving forward :-)
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