On Sun Jul16'23 10:03:01PM, Ed Blackman wrote: > From: Ed Blackman <e...@edgewood.to> > Date: Sun, 16 Jul 2023 22:03:01 -0400 > To: mutt-users@mutt.org > Subject: Re: unset folder-hook > > On Thu, Jul 13, 2023 at 09:44:30AM -0500, Ranjan Maitra wrote: > > On Thu Jul13'23 02:10:02PM, Francesco Ariis wrote: > > > In my .muttrc I have: > > > > > > folder-hook sent "set something foobar" > > > folder-hook !sent "set something something_else" > > > > > > maybe you can use it too in your setup? > > > > What if I have three sets of folder hooks in addition to the default? Also, > > can I not just revert the !sent (in your case) to the default, without > > setting everything else? I wonder if there is be a way to do the hooks only > > for a specific set of folders and nothing else. > > In my .muttrc I have: > > # Set $strict_threads in large mailboxes (which are likely to have duplicated > subjects) > folder-hook . set strict_threads=no > folder-hook =sent set strict_threads=yes > folder-hook =.archive* set strict_threads=yes > > The "." applies to every folder, and sets a default. The last two change the > setting for a specific folder, and a set of folders matching a regex. > > -- > Ed Blackman
Thanks very much for this, however, I get an error, when I do the following: folder-hook . 'unset smtp_url'; 'set strict_threads=no' folder-hook '(mutt|fedora|postfix|fetchmail|openbox)' 'set from = em...@address.com; set smtp_url="something"; set smtp_pass="somethingelse"; set envelope_from_address="em...@address.com"; set use_envelope_from=yes; set from = "em...@address.com"; my_hdr Bcc:; set forward_format = "[FW frm %a:%s]";set realname = "Real Name"; set ssl_force_tls = yes; set ssl_starttls = yes'; 'set strict_threads=yes' When I go to the mutt folder, I get: Error in /home/email/.muttrc, line 286: set strict_threads=no: unknown command Error in /home/email/.muttrc, line 288: set strict_threads=yes: unknown command source: errors in /home/email/.muttrc Is my syntax incorrect here? Am I missing some other package/mutt helper? Many thanks, Ranjan
