I left out part of my inquiry in the last post to the list..sorry. :-)
When I do something like this:
macro index <F2> "!echo 'Checking mail..';~/bin/getmail\n" "Check for new mail"
macro pager <F2> "!echo 'Checking mail..';~/bin/getmail\n" "Check for new mail"
where getmail's contents are:
#!/bin/sh
if [ -f /var/lock/LCK..ttyS1 ]; then
if [ ! -f ~/.fetchmail.pid ]; then
fetchmail -s
fi
fi
.. I get the expected output, "Checking mail..," but when it's done I
get the "Press any key to continue..." -- which I get for any shell
commands I run.
Is there any way to only do that if there is an error?
--
-Brian Clark
