* Rob 'Feztaa' Park <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [2002-04-04 03:42]: > #!/bin/bash > for i in ~/mail/* > do > i=$(basename $i) > echo folder-hook =$i \"set record=\'=$i\'\" > done > > then simply source the output of this script. > It might even be simpler than that, though ;)
exactly - "basename" is not required ! #!/bin/bash cd ~/mail for i in * do echo folder-hook =$i \"set record=\'=$i\'\" done still - all this is completely superfluous. you see, this folder-hook gets activated once you switch to, say, folder "=foo". then the message you save gets saved to =foo, too. so when you exit from the folder then mutt will ask you whether you want to move the read messages from the current folder to the current folder? that's a move of messages within the current folder. what gives? i understand that you want to save outbound mails - and this is controlled by the variable "save_name". like i said before, mails to "listname@domain" will get saved to the folder "+listname". so all you need to do is filter all mails that go via listname@domain to +listname - and that's it. there is *nothing* to set besides "save_name" - no folder-hooks, no "record", no nothing. ;-) and you could still use "record" for moving those read mails to another folder on exit from mutt. and if you want to filter mails via listname@domain to a folder named +IN.LIST then all it takes to combine +IN.LIST with +listname is a symlink! $ cd ~/mail; ln -s IN.LIST listname try it! Sven === $ agrep -d '^$' MUTT ~/.procmailrc :0 c * ^[EMAIL PROTECTED] IN.MUTT # 000710 - added yahoogroups.com :0 * ^TOmutt(-dev|-users)?@.*(cs.hmc.edu|mutt.org|yahoogroups.com) IN.MUTT
