** Rado Q <list2r...@gmx.de> [2012-06-05 19:04]: > =- Malte Detlefsen wrote on Tue 5.Jun'12 at 12:48:31 +0200 -= > > > > Still got a problem with my multiple account setup, although I > > > > narrowed it down to the following: > > > > > > > > Someone in the irc channel then suggested that I, while > > > > working with hooks, should better use something like > > > > user[at]server instead of server. > > That was I. > > > > > Since the DebugConfig points out the possibility of > > > > misunderstanding hooks, I could understand a hooks related > > > > problem in my case. But to be honest: I don't know, what I > > > > exactly have to change, since all my tries ended in errors. I > > > > hope some of you might know, what to do! > > > > > > > > account-hook imaps://imap.gmx.com 'set imap_user = "whl...@gmx.de" > > > > imap_pass = "xxxx"' > > > > #account-hook imaps://imap.gmx.com 'set imap_user = "d...@gmx.de" > > > > imap_pass = "xxxx"' > > Match on "user@server" for user-specific settings (like imap_pass, > but not imap_user, since it's already part of the match), > match server-only for user-unspecific settings (like IMAP-Server-params), > > Then change-folder to "user@server", maybe use folder-hooks, but > then always match for "user@server", otherwise how should mutt know > which user you want to talk to? > > For your case of multi-user on same-host setup the word > "account-hook" is misleading, or rather you must keep in mind the > match on "server" alone is not enough, but must always match "user@server". ** end quote [Rado Q]
Good point, I avoided copying and pasting my config and missed that in the example I put in, which should have been: account-hook imaps://whl...@gmx.de@imap.gmx.com 'set imap_user = "whl...@gmx.de" imap_pass = "xxxx"' source ~/.mutt/account.whllnd account-hook imaps://d...@gmx.de@imap.gmx.com 'set imap_user = "d...@gmx.de" imap_pass = "xxxx"' source ~/.mutt/account.drsp The double @ doesn't cause a problem as I use that myself. When you want to change to the INBOX of an account use 'c' to change folder and then put the full imap string in as the folder, eg: imaps://whl...@gmx.de@imap.gmx.com with sub folders just carry on down the path from there. You will find that '=' takes you to the inbox of the primary account, which is the last one listed in the config. I've not gone further into the config to see if I can make it easier than this. Things like setting = to be the current account automatically may be nice, and an easier incantation for changing between accounts than the full imaps string would be good - particularly as I have 10 accounts on my server to switch between!! -- Paul Tansom | Aptanet Ltd. | http://www.aptanet.com/ | 023 9238 0001 Registered in England | Company No: 4905028 | Registered Office: Crawford House, Hambledon Road, Denmead, Waterlooville, Hants, PO7 6NU
