* Ryan Sorensen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [2002-10-04 14:47 (13:28:38)]
> for i in $(ls $1);do\
> Now the question: Can I make these all case insensitive? For
> instance right now things to [EMAIL PROTECTED] and [EMAIL PROTECTED] or
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] are all treated differently, so with a mail sent
...)
apex:~/.Mail/lists$ ls
[EMAIL PROTECTED]/ [EMAIL PROTECTED]/
[EMAIL PROTECTED]/
I also have save hooks to save to the email address of the sender, and save
sent messages to that folder, if it exists. [ed note: appended on bottom]
What you want is here:
# These use macros to specify a default
* On 2002.08.03, in <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
* "Chris Stork" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Problem: I handed out loads of addresses of the form
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] I'd like to automatically save
> emails to this address to =SENDERSPECIFIC, where "automatically" means
> that I don't want to put
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Alas! Chris Stork spake thus:
> (I use procmail already to filter my mail. But the emails I'm talking
> about arrive rarely and I could miss them if they were pr
On Sun, Aug 04, 2002 at 04:11:49AM +0200, Sven Guckes wrote:
> * Chris Stork <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [2002-08-04 01:46]:
> > Problem: I handed out loads of addresses of the form
> > [EMAIL PROTECTED] I'd like to automatically save
> > emails to this address to =SENDERSPECIFIC, where "automatically"
* Chris Stork <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [2002-08-04 01:46]:
> Problem: I handed out loads of addresses of the form
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] I'd like to automatically save
> emails to this address to =SENDERSPECIFIC, where "automatically" means
> that I don't want to put a save-hook line into my muttrc file
Problem: I handed out loads of addresses of the form
[EMAIL PROTECTED] I'd like to automatically save
emails to this address to =SENDERSPECIFIC, where "automatically" means
that I don't want to put a save-hook line into my muttrc file.
I thought about using message-hook to somehow call save-hoo
Hi,
* Lars Becker [02-07-02 19:21:12 +0200] wrote:
> I know it's possible to reach my goal if i use save-hooks
> and fcc-hooks instead of fcc-save-hooks. The disadvantage
> of this is clear: i (and any other mutt user) will have to
> set two hooks for every corresponde
Hi all,
i've set up a lot of fcc-save-hooks to set the default folders
for certain people ("~L pattern folder"). This works quite good
if there's only one recipient in the headers or one person to whom
i send mail. If there are many recipients in the headers or me doing
a g
MAIL PROTECTED] | ~f [EMAIL PROTECTED] =".Clients.CompanyX.People.joe
>bob"
>
> I don't imagine this works, right?
>
> fcc-save-hook ~(t|f) [EMAIL PROTECTED] =".Clients.CompanyX.People.joe bob"
I've found it convenient to redefine default_hook b
I use fcc-save-hooks like:
fcc-save-hook [EMAIL PROTECTED] =".Clients.CompanyX.People.joe bob"
I'd like to limit matches to the To: and From: fields, skipping the Cc:
and Bcc: fields. I figure the following would probably work, but is there
a more elegant (i.e. less redundant) me
[EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on Mon, 01 May
2000:
> while mbox-hooks can save read messages automatically
> for save-hooks to work you have to be MANUALLY saving a message
> (given a matching regexp or pattern, of course)
>
> is that correct?
Yes, it is. Y
stupid question of the day:
while mbox-hooks can save read messages automatically
for save-hooks to work you have to be MANUALLY saving a message
(given a matching regexp or pattern, of course)
is that correct?
-Marcos
--
"Give me a ping Vasilij. One ping only, please."
"Aye captain."
d be %O, of course. I didn't know these sequences could be used
for things other than screen formatting.
Then, quoting the manual, I thought, unlike mbox-hooks, all the
save-hooks in .muttrc are evaluated. In fact, for both, the first
one that matches is used, isn't it. So default m
l folders that cramps my mail-handling style!
Incidentally, the manual says about mbox-hooks,
Unlike some of the other hook commands, only the first
matching pattern is used (it is not possible to save read mail
in more than a single mailbox).
But, isn't this true about save-ho
Duncan Watson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on Wed, 12 Apr 2000:
> > fcc-save-hook . "set save_name=+%o"
> > fcc-save-hook @ncube.com "set save_name=+ncube/%o"
>
> I finally got around to trying this and when I try the above commands or
> varients I get the following.
>
> hook: fcc-hook @ncube.
On Wed, Apr 05, 2000 at 01:00:33AM -0400, David T-G wrote:
> Duncan --
>
> The short answer to your first question (how to change $folder or,
> actually $save_name) is that a few people have asked about it a few times
> without getting a great answer, and I'm extremely interested in getting
> it
[EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on Tue, 04 Apr 2000:
> 2) have a default fcc when replying to domain ncube.com of both
> +outgoing and +ncube/
As far as I know, there's no way in Mutt to do a Fcc into more than one
folder at a time. :-(
David T-G <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wro
On Tue, 04 Apr 2000, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Second problem is OT. I want to have something check for new mail besides
> mutt. I use maildirs work computer and so don't worry about the notifiers
> destroying info that mutt wants. Does anyone have new mail notifiers that run
> under X that w
Duncan --
The short answer to your first question (how to change $folder or,
actually $save_name) is that a few people have asked about it a few times
without getting a great answer, and I'm extremely interested in getting
it working. I think that some hooks about like
fcc-save-hook . "set sa
Hello all,
I am trying to accomplish a number of things at once. I like to sort mail
from my co-workers into individual folders after I read it and deal with it.
I currently do this by tagging messages and using the default save folder.
Works great. What I want to do is:
1) match on th
erik <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on Thu, 26 Aug 1999:
> i want to have save hooks set up so that if i recive
> an email from a certain person, when i go to save it, it goes in a
> cetain mailbox, and if it is from someone else, it will go in another
> one.
Read the section in the
hi,
this is probably a really easy question, but apparently i still cant
figure it out. i want to have save hooks set up so that if i recive
an email from a certain person, when i go to save it, it goes in a
cetain mailbox, and if it is from someone else, it will go in another
one. I dont mean
Brian --
...and then Brian B. said...
%
% I recive mail from a List and from an individual on a list is there either a
% way to write a save hook like
It's mutt, so there is almost certainly a way. Your example was a bit
vague, though; try again with something a little more concrete and
we'll
I recive mail from a List and from an individual on a list is there either a
way to write a save hook like
from user ;to group save this folder
from user save this folder
from group save this folder
or
If mail is in this folder save to this folder regardless
Hello,
I have a question about save-hooks. Up until now I'd been assuming that
they work just like all (most of) the other hooks and that you can specify
the usual regular expressions and patterns like in other parts. But,
according to the manual, you can only specify one regular expre
On Thu, Jan 21, 1999 at 04:22:10AM -0600, Brian Bray wrote:
> whats wrong with this i got it and modified it from one of the mutt pages
>
> save-hook mutt-users@ +mutt-users-save
Hm, the manual says that the pattern is used against the From: address,
which usually is not [EMAIL PROTECTED] .
How
whats wrong with this i got it and modified it from one of the mutt pages
save-hook mutt-users@ +mutt-users-save
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