On 16.04.16 14:59, Jon LaBadie wrote: > > Next step was to set up a send-hook on the tfccc email addr. > > This would setup "my_hdr Bcc:" to be the list of recipients, > > or later perhaps a mutt group alias for the list. I've done > > similar settings before, but not for the Bcc: header. > > > > This step doesn't work. Either nothing gets added or the > > list gets added to the To: header.
... > So it appears you can't change the recipients from within a send-hook. Nor with a reply-hook or message-hook, AFAICT. > I compose in vi, so I'll just append a group alias to the Bcc line. > I was simply trying to automate that step. A file, e.g. drafts/tfccc, could be a template, including a long Bcc, a default Subject, default body, and any action points open from the last session. (OK, getting carried away here, but I've found that useful for meetings.) With edit_headers set, a ":r drafts/tfccc"in vi/vim will place the whole box and dice more cleanly if invoked in a macro which deletes the default headers first. The greatest risk with that much automation is forgetting to update the meeting date. Another option is an autocommand which defines a key mapping which inserts the Bcc:, but only when editing a mutt tmpfile. (Lets you use the key in other ways outside mutt edits.) Erik
