[EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on Thu, 01 Jun 2000:
> is there a way to mail postponed messages in one shot?
Not directly, but you could macro it.
> At the moment, I do this...
> firstly, I move to the postponed messages directory.
> Then, for each single message...
> 1. I try to mail it, mutt recalls it (and I'm transported in vi)
> 2. I quit vi, so I'm back in mutt, who - finally - ask me if I want to mail
> the message (and I agree with him...)
You can make the editor exit immediately if you do
"set editor=/bin/true" for the duration, and then restore the value
at the end of the macro.
You can either make a macro that picks the first postponed email from
the postponed menu and sends that, or make a macro which you can use
once you're in the postponed menu ("recall which message?") to send the
currently selected message immediately. This latter would probably be
more useful. The macro should do something like:
:set editor=/bin/true<enter><select-message><send-message>:set editor=vi<enter>
(that's completely untested, but something along those lines...)
Regards,
Mikko
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