On Thu, Nov 08, 2012 at 10:15:45AM +0100, Eric Smith wrote: > Thanks Jeremy > > Task is to create a serialised list of Subject lines for mails posted to > lists. > > Why? So that procmail can filter any incoming list mail by using > `egrep -f' on this serialised Subject list and these (presumed) > replies to my posting may then be dropped in my main inbox. > > I only want to extract the Subject lines mails to lists, > so I will have send-hook rules for mail to these known lists. > I would need to define this macro only for mails to these lists > (and then define "y" back to send-message). > > (The script to which the headers are piped will also schedule an > at job to strip the Subject line from the file in n days). > > I do something like this with postfix alwaysbcc and procmail, > but would prefer something more specific and efficient. Best > place to do it is at the time of send-message when the Subject > line is definitive.
are you using SMTP or sendmail to inject your mail? You could configure mutt to use a different sendmail which is your custom processor which also injects the message into the queue (probably by calling sendmail directly) If you're using SMTP, you could switch to using sendmail with the above mentioned wrapper and configure an external smtp client like ssmtp or such. I may be missing something, but I poked through the docs and I'm just not seeing really any other way to do it. If you find a solution, though, please let us know, I for one am interested in your idea :) -Jeremy
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