Using $display_filter with $hdr_order

[Chris Down]

I have a script that replaces the Date header in e-mail with one in my
local timezone. This works fine, but it stops hdr_order from working.

Without $display_filter set, $hdr_order works fine. When $display_filter
is set, $hdr_order stops functioning, and headers are displayed in
whatever order they are present in the output of the display filter in.

Is there some way to get $display_filter and $hdr_order to cooperate?

You can find the display filter I am using attached. I am using the
following configuration with Mutt 1.5.23:

    unhdr_order *
    hdr_order   From: To: Cc: Date: Subject:
    set display_filter = ~/.config/mutt/filters/local-date

Thanks. :-)

#!/bin/sh

temp=$(mktemp)

cat > "$temp"

date=$(formail -xDate: < "$temp")
date=$(date -R -d "$date")

formail -fI "Date: $date" < "$temp"

rm -f "$temp"

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