Thanks. I checked my home dir, but they weren't there. I did finally
find them in ~/Mail (I use ~/mail). I used an '=' in front of the
mailbox names, but it was before the 'set folder="~/mail"' directive,
so perhaps that's why it didn't take.
Anyway, I apologize to the list for my previous message, as it is
clearly erroneous. I should cool down before I go spouting off. ;^)
Thanks,
Ben
On Mon, Jan 07, 2002 at 04:17:50PM -0800, Knute wrote:
> Actually, I tried the mbox-hook, cause I wanted to
> compress the read messages in certain folders to one with
> the same name except have the .gz extension.
>
> Well, my messages didn't show up in my ~/Mail folder.
> As it was a compressed file it was easy to find.
> Basically it defaulted to saving it in my /home directory.
> The way that I fixed it was to do this:
> mbox-hook mbox ~/Mail/mbox-read.gz
>
> It then saved it in my Mail file without any problem.
> Your messages are most likely in your home directory in the
> file python-list-save. 8o)
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