Hi!
I'm using mutt 1.3.23 with multiple IMAP-SSL account (debian's patched
mutt with ssl support compiled in). I was trying to get mutt to handle
each account's INBOX like an own spoolfile, saving sent and read
messages to subfolders on the imap-server, but I can't seem to get
this working. Maybe I have to quote some more characters in the regex
for the folder-hook? Right now, I just have the dots of the imap-host
quoted with 2 backslashes "\\". I also tried replacing ${USER} with
the actual value. I tried this:
===
set record="=sent"
set mbox="=mbox"
set postponed="=postponed"
folder-hook . set record="=sent"
folder-hook . set mbox="=mbox"
folder-hook . set postponed="=postponed"
folder-hook /var/mail/${USER} set folder="~/Mail"
folder-hook /var/mail/${USER} set spoolfile="/var/mail/${USER}"
folder-hook imaps://${USER}@mail1:993/ssl/INBOX set
folder="imaps://${USER}@mail1:993/INBOX"
folder-hook imaps://${USER}@mail1:993/ssl/INBOX set
spoolfile="imaps://${USER}@mail1:993/INBOX"
folder-hook imaps://${USER}@mail2:993/ssl/INBOX set
folder="imaps://${USER}@mail2:993/INBOX"
folder-hook imaps://${USER}@mail2:993/ssl/INBOX set
spoolfile="imaps://${USER}@mail2:993/INBOX"
mailboxes /var/mail/${USER} \
=mbox =postpone \
=sent \
imaps://${USER}@mail1:993/INBOX \
imaps://${USER}@mail1:993/INBOX/mbox \
imaps://${USER}@mail1:993/INBOX/sent \
imaps://${USER}@mail1:993/INBOX/postpone \
imaps://${USER}@mail2:993/INBOX \
imaps://${USER}@mail2:993/INBOX/mbox \
imaps://${USER}@mail2:993/INBOX/sent \
imaps://${USER}@mail2:993/INBOX/postpone
===
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