Is there a way to compose a message and send it directly to a file/mailstore FCC: without specifying a mail-recipient?
I'm trying to figure out how to effectively reply to a message with a personal note/annotation (effectively emailing myself), without recieving a duplicate message or going through the MTA process at all. I've tried using `m` to create a new message and then specifying the To: as folder/file, relative path, or absolute path like any of these: To: =Notes To: ~/Mail/Notes To: /home/gumnos/Mail/Notes resulting in it trying to send to append my local domain [email protected] ~/Mail/[email protected] /home/gumnos/Mail/[email protected] Mutt refuses to let me send a message to a blank recipient, complaining No recipients were specified. Likewise, if I begin composing to a bogus mail-address and then delete the To: while keeping the FCC: it refuses to "send" with the same "No recipients were specified" error. I mean, I know it's *possible* to have a message without a To: specified since I can edit the mbox/Maildir file, delete the To: line, and Mutt operates on the message just fine. Is there something I'm missing to get mutt to deliver a message straight to a FCC: mailbox without an intermediate recipient? Thanks, -tkc --
