I have the following mutt procedure (defined as a function):
age () {
mutt -f /home/eric/Mail/$1 -e 'push uT~r>1w!~F\n\;s=$1_aged\n\xq'
}
Two problems preventing the non-interactive use of the script:
1. When the mail folder $1_aged is not already in existance, then mutt
prompts whether it should create one. Now I have the onfirm_create set
so that I am prompted during normal interactive use which is how I wish
to keep it (to prevent folder breeding ;)). Is it possible to have a
force create? Yeah I know a around is to wrap this in a script and
test for the non-existance of the $1_aged and creste if necc.
2. Occasionally the procedure exits mutt after doing its thing and
sometimes it dont. If the latter then non-interactive use would be a
bit
problematic,
Thanx for any help.
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Eric Smith
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