The one you marked as working, doesn't have the dot escaped. All the other ones do?
-mg On Fri, Jun 27, 2014 at 06:15:22PM +0100, Koralatov wrote: > I'm trying to use fcc-hooks to disregard e-mails that I'm sending where > I'll automatically be delivered back a copy (like this one), or when I > send them to myself as reminders (so [email protected], for example). > > I've got some fcc-hooks set that accomplish the latter, but the former > is completely eluding me. The fact that it partly works is causing me > more confusion than if it didn't work at all. > > My fcc-hooks are like so: > > fcc-hook .* =Sent > fcc-hook @googlegroups\.com /dev/null > --> fcc-hook @koralatov.com /dev/null <-- works! > fcc-hook @lists\.alioth\.debian\.org /dev/null > fcc-hook @lists\.sourceforge\.net /dev/null > fcc-hook @mailman\.lug\.org\.uk /dev/null > fcc-hook @reply\.github\.com /dev/null > fcc-hook @six\.pairlist\.net /dev/null > fcc-hook mutt-users@mutt\.org /dev/null > > The default setting is functioning as intended, but appears to override > the others, /except/ for the hightlighted line (``-->''). I've tried > moving the default to the bottom of the list too, but that made no > difference. (And my understanding of mutt's hook operation was that the > last instruction overrides any preceding ones, so having the default > last shouldn't be right anyway.) > > I'm sure it's something /really/ simple that I'm doing wrong, but I > can't see it. Any ideas? > > -- > Cheers, > Mike | <http://koralatov.com> > ``A camel is a horse designed by > a committee.'' --- Larry Wall
