On 7/27/2015 9:35 PM, Ken Hornstein wrote:
But ... it's clear to me that not all of those MUAs support queueing.
Thunderbird definitely does. Do not know about the others.
Well, it's not clear if they all do. It's hard to have a independent queue in the MH command model, since MH/nmh aren't monolithic; how would you do that? But like I said, if you have a draft folder doing a queue would actually be very simple. Just create message drafts as usual and use something like this to send them (untested):
...[snip]... I would not recommend this since messages in the draft folder may not be ready for submission, hence the name "draft". If nmh was to be friendly for queuing, when 'send' is invoked, it should place the message in another folder, like "outbox" and then invoke whatever submission process has been configured. This way, in-edit messages in the draft folder are not unintentionally sent out by the queue process. I guess you can roll your own capability like this by using a custom sendproc that refiles the message to outbox before invoking nmh's send (or is auto-sent via a custom outbox sending processing running in the background). --ewh _______________________________________________ Nmh-workers mailing list [email protected] https://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/nmh-workers
