On 06.06.15 12:08, Larry Hynes wrote: > In order not to bother my family with repeated exposure to my > signature, I use the following send-hook setup: > > send-hook . set signature > send-hook '~t ^foo@bar\.com$' unset signature > > This works, but only up to a point; the signature is unset for > the intended recipient but is not re-set for any subsequent > recipients,
Have you tried putting family members in a group, and using the pattern: │%C GROUP │messages either to: or cc: to any member of GROUP This is the syntax I'm using for groups: alias -group fam_grp david xxxxxxxxx@yyyyyyyyyyyyyy and that served for a hook to save in the "family" mailbox: fcc-save-hook '%L fam_grp' family To provide sub-group mailing lists, you can still use e.g.: alias family alias,names,that,cop,a,broadcast alias siblings justin,david,hildegard,hortense That should do the job. (Untested) Erik -- "The difference between theory and practice is much smaller in theory than in practice..."
