Martti Rahkila <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on Sat, 25 Mar 2000:
> 3) Check that muttrc doesn't contain any of the profile definitions,
> I noticed that muttrc defaults and/or send-hooks will override
> some of these! (Should it do that?)
I'm not sure I understand what you mean by your description. All Mutt
commands have equal priority, regardless of context, so the latest
setting for anything will be used. If you set a variable first in the
main .muttrc and then with a send-hook, after the send-hook has been
invoked that value of the variable will be used from that point on.
If that doesn't answer you, could you please give a few more details..?
> Known problems/questions:
> - Is there a way to include a message on the status bar with a macro?
You can customise the status bar to your heart's content by setting the
$status_format variable, so yes. :-)
> - what would be an elegant way to include "forget-passphrase" command
> either in the macro or the profile?
I don't know about that; I don't use PGP. You cat at least do
push <forget-passphrase>
.. in the source file, however this has the drawback that it forgets it
every time you load a profile, even if the used key has not changed.
This is an annoyance if you load the profile with a send-hook. I
suppose you could have a wrapper source file for the macro invocations
that have this added command and then source the same file as the
send-hooks, however in that case the passphrase wouldn't be
automatically forgotten when a different profile is loaded, so it's not
perfect either.
There is no way to do conditional execution in a .muttrc file based on
the contents of some variable or something, only with hooks (and the
conditional status format expansions).
Hope this helps,
Mikko
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