Message de Tim Gray, lundi 25 janvier à 17h53 : > Is there a method for queuing outgoing mail? Eudora used to have a > feature where you could queue sent mail for deliver at either a > specified time, or after a specified delay (ex. 10 mins from now). > Is there anyway to do this with mutt? I'm currently using postfix > as my smtp delivery agent if that makes a difference.
I don't think that's possible inside mutt without writing some very complicated macros. We've talked about that a few days ago, one solution is to do it outside of mutt : From: Jostein Berntsen <jber...@broadpark.no> To: mutt-users@mutt.org Message-id: <20100122145803.gb4...@josteinb> On 21.01.10,06:14, E. Prom wrote: > Hi again, > > How would you make mutt send a message at a certain hour? This can be > useful : make your boss believe you were working late whereas you left > your office just after him, make sure someone receives your e-mail > when you know he'll be receptive and not when you write it because he > is very busy at this time, etc. > > I tried this : > > sleep 2m; echo ""|mutt -s subject -i message_file -x per...@domain > > It works fine, seems to apply all the conf, except one thing : it does > not sign the e-mail. Even adding -e "set crypt_autosign" to the > command line does not help. There's indeed the passphrase problem, but > gpg-agent had not timed out when I was trying, and did not ask for it > using mutt interactively later. > > Any idea? > You can use the "at" command for this: at 16:00 echo ""|mutt -s subject -i message_file -x per...@domain Ctrl-d - Jostein
