Raju --
...and then Raju K V said...
% Hi,
%
% Thanks for the info.
Happy to help!
%
% There seems to be one problem. In my .muttrc I have set
%
% # Fcc hooks
% fcc-hook . ^
Yep; that ought to work (though I haven't tested it).
%
% But when I send a mail from the command line, mutt creates a file '^' in
% the current directory. Is there some way by which I can use $record for
Hmmm... You are otherwise successfully using the patch, then? That's an
interesting condition; I wonder how the current folder would evaluate
if there just plain isn't one, as you describe here.
% Fcc: when sending mail from command line?
The only thing I can think of off the top of my head is to either create
a special muttrc that sources your regular one and then resets the fcc
and use that on the commandline or to actually set the header on the
command line; in either case, you'd probably want to create an alias that
makes all of this easier to do.
%
% My $record variable is set to "=out".
You might also hack the code to set a default value for ^ in the event
that the current folder is undefined ... or ask Byrial if he might ;-)
%
% Thanks in advance,
% Raju
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