Freix --
...and then freix said...
% ello everyone,
'allo to you, too!
%
% send-hook .* 'unset pgp_autoencrypt'
% send-hook '~t ^user@host\.domain\.com$' 'set pgp_autoencrypt'
% send-hook '~t ^user@host\.domain\.com$' 'set pgp_autosign'
%
% Is the only way I seem to be able to achieve both. Any variation of
% syntax, pipes, diff quotes, no quotes, etc, doesn't seem to take.
You must have missed the semicolon attempt, then :-)
You can specify multiple commands (in this case, both would be "set") by
separating them with semicolons. To wit:
send-hook '~t ^user@host\.domain\.com$' \
"set pgp_autoencrypt ; set pgp_autosign"
(broken in half to not exceed 70 columns). But wait -- it gets better!
You can se multiple variables all in one set command, so all you *really*
need is
send-hook '~t ^user@host\.domain\.com$' "set pgp_autoencrypt pgp_autosign"
to set both and be done with it.
HTH & HAND
:-D
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