=- Malte Detlefsen wrote on Tue 5.Jun'12 at 12:48:31 +0200 -= > > > Still got a problem with my multiple account setup, although I > > > narrowed it down to the following: > > > > > > Someone in the irc channel then suggested that I, while > > > working with hooks, should better use something like > > > user[at]server instead of server.
That was I. > > > Since the DebugConfig points out the possibility of > > > misunderstanding hooks, I could understand a hooks related > > > problem in my case. But to be honest: I don't know, what I > > > exactly have to change, since all my tries ended in errors. I > > > hope some of you might know, what to do! > > > > > > account-hook imaps://imap.gmx.com 'set imap_user = "whl...@gmx.de" > > > imap_pass = "xxxx"' > > > #account-hook imaps://imap.gmx.com 'set imap_user = "d...@gmx.de" > > > imap_pass = "xxxx"' Match on "user@server" for user-specific settings (like imap_pass, but not imap_user, since it's already part of the match), match server-only for user-unspecific settings (like IMAP-Server-params), Then change-folder to "user@server", maybe use folder-hooks, but then always match for "user@server", otherwise how should mutt know which user you want to talk to? For your case of multi-user on same-host setup the word "account-hook" is misleading, or rather you must keep in mind the match on "server" alone is not enough, but must always match "user@server". -- © Rado S. -- You must provide YOUR effort for your goal! EVERY effort counts: at least to show your attitude. You're responsible for ALL you do: you get what you give.
