On Thu, July 26, 2012 11:38, John Long wrote: > On Wed, Jul 25, 2012 at 08:53:03PM +0200, Christian Brabandt wrote: >> Hi John! > > Hello! :) > >> I used to have a little shell-script, that was killfiling within mutt >> for me (attached). It simply generates a pattern, that can be used by >> mutt to delete messages by scoring. > > I like what you did here and it is actually pretty close to what I wanted, > but I guess it requires you to press the $ key to actually do the delete > once the messages are scored and until then they actually show up in the > index. What I would like to do is never see the messages at all. Is there > any way to do this with your method or do I really need to take the advice > of the (let me count...5 guys...did I miss anybody) who voted for > procmail?
folder-hook . 'push <sync-mailbox>' should apply the settings. >> PS: No, procmail was no option, since I used sieve scripts to deliver my >> mails. > > Then couldn't you have filtered from sieve? Why did you choose to do it > from > Mutt itself? I could possibly discard mails using Sieve, but I didn't know how to automate it and this was easier for me and a nice litte task to see, if I can make use of scoring. regards, Christian
