On 2001.06.24, in <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
"Jason A. Fager" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> I'm trying to figure out how to make changes to color and/or scoring
> based on the contents of the Importance: header (this seems to be
> what Outlook uses to flag messages as high/low priority). It seems
> that the color and score commands can't use ~h, however. Is there
> any way around this limitation? I can understand why matching the
Procmail.
###########################################################################
## If the mail seems important, make sure that Mutt knows
#####
:0 f
* ^(Importance: High|Priority: Urgent)
| formail -I "X-Status: F"
> message body might be verboten, but I thought mutt had to read the
> whole message header anyway; does it only store parts of the header
> in memory? I'd gladly live with the increased memory requirements
> if I could match arbitrary header fields.
Mutt reads whole headers when the mailbox is scanned, but retains only
certain fields indefinitely.
It would be nice to be able to configure a list of searchable (and
cached) header fields, though. For example:
cache_header priority: received: x-
could allow header searches to match Priority:, Received:, X-Foo:, and
X-Bar: headers by caching any fields which match in a linked list off
the ENVELOPE structure....
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-D. [EMAIL PROTECTED] NSIT University of Chicago
