I'd like to save outgoing and incoming messages in the same folder --
convenient for threads. Writing separate hooks for each folder like so
does the job:
folder-hook grml set record = +lists/grml
folder-hook mutt set record = +lists/mutt
Wanting a single folder-hook solution I tried:
set record = +^
which only created a mailbox named ^ in my $folder directory and saved
the outgoing messages there. More searching...and the answer appeared:
Subject: Re: sent emails in -->> to proper folder
Date: 2005-11-17 13:21:15
> I was wondering how/if it was possible to have
> mutt/procmail store outgoing replies to be stored in
> respective folder instead of going to "Sent" only.
folder-hook . 'set record="^"'
http://marc.info/?l=mutt-users&m=113223375210244&w=2
I was ready to send this message as a question to the list when one
last round of searching brought this answer...figured I'd send it
anyway to maybe increase the odds of finding for others searching out
a similar solution. I tried it without the ' ' quotes:
folder-hook . set record="^"
which also seems to work. Is there a reason those additional quotes
should be included?
Thanks,
John
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