I try to set a fcc-save-hook to save all messages that math to:
Cotacao or cotacao or Cotação or cotação or Cotaçao or Cotacão ... or
Quotacao or quotacao or Quotação ...
in any message fields (subject, body, to, cc, Ccc) to
~/Mail/Cotacao/Inbox
I created the folders ~/Mail/Cotacao/Inbox
I set
in
the To: and Cc:, then I want to automatically save to a specific
folder.
Well, you can either string together a bunch of criteria with 'ors'
and use the ~C pattern:
fcc-save-hook '~C name1 | ~C name2 | ~C name3' foler_name
or you can put all the addresses in a group and just use the %C
AND is assumed.
Thanks, but I still cannot find a pattern modifier that specifies
So if it is a mail from one of three names and the other two names are
in ~C (To: or Cc:), then it is a match.
What is the smartest way to specify this logic with an
fcc-save-hook
On Dec 08, 2011 at 10:39 PM +0100, Eric Smith wrote:
So if it is a mail from one of three names and the other two names are
in ~C (To: or Cc:), then it is a match.
What is the smartest way to specify this logic with an
fcc-save-hook?
If I understand correctly, the following should do it. It's
On Dec 08, 2011 at 08:15 AM -0500, Tim Gray wrote:
On Dec 08, 2011 at 12:08 PM +0100, Eric Smith wrote:
Thanks Tim but the condition is AND not OR.
All three addresses need to be present in random order in the To: or
Oops. Just take that the |'s then. If you just place several search
way to specify this logic with an
fcc-save-hook?
If I understand correctly, the following should do it. It's a hook
that has all three recipients in the To: or CC: fields which sets
the fcc/save folder to 'project_folder', followed by three
individual hooks for the separate people.
fcc
On Dec 09, 2011 at 12:05 AM +0100, Eric Smith wrote:
But this will not match if the mail is From: foo and To: bar, baz
You'll just need to add a couple more hooks to catch all the cases.
It's really all explained in the manual.
fcc-save-hook '~f foo ~C bar ~C baz' project_folder
If a sent or received mail has a certain list of email addresses in
the To: and Cc:, then I want to automatically save to a specific
folder.
How would I implement this?
--
- Eric Smith
:
fcc-save-hook '~C name1 | ~C name2 | ~C name3' foler_name
or you can put all the addresses in a group and just use the %C pattern:
fcc-save-hook '%C groupname' folder_name
The first is probably more direct.
save_hook file. Is there a way to use patters to
achieve this automatically? Here's roughly what I would write it in
regexp language:
fcc-save-hook ([a-z\.]+)@work.com =work/\1
That syntax probably doesn't fly with mutt (or does it), but you
probably get the idea. I'd like to match the part before
I have a script that generates entries into my hooks file as follows:
fcc-save-hook ~t @swypeinc\.com | ~f @swypeinc\.com +swypeinc.com
Now this fails when the mail is cc'ed to me and the recipient entry
appears *before* the sender's entry in the hooks file.
This of course results
I prefer to use a combined fcc and save hook. These are
automatically generated whenever I create a new contact.
However, with the Fcc: part, when it sees a Cc address,
this over-rules the To: address so the mail is saved in the
folder matching the rule of the Cc: address. *Not* at all
what I
Hi, all --
I have some hooks that set the fcc to a particular directory so that
folks from one location (church or work or school or whatnot) are stored
in their own directory. They look, for instance, like
fcc-save-hook 'pattern|dave|pattern' =D.D/dir1/%_%O
fcc-save-hook 'pattern|sue
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Hi I've put this line in my rc file.
fcc-save-hook . Outbox/%O
and I'm getting an error when starting mutt, 'variable not found'
and i can't find it in the manual.
er, help?
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Nick Wilson
Tel:+45 3325 0688
Fax:+45 3325 0677
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Hi I've put this line in my rc file.
fcc-save-hook . Outbox/%O
and I'm getting an error when starting mutt, 'variable not found'
and i can't find it in the manual.
er, help?
Alas
Hi,
I couldn't find too much helpful stuff through google or the archives,
so here goes...
I'm trying to construct a fcc-save-hook thingamajig that will save all
outgoing mail into a file, except for mail sent to certain lists etc.
Right now I have:
fcc-save-hook . +sent-mail/sent-mail-`date
Munish --
...and then Munish Chopra said...
%
% Hi,
Hello!
%
% I couldn't find too much helpful stuff through google or the archives,
% so here goes...
At least you looked first; thanks! :-)
%
% I'm trying to construct a fcc-save-hook thingamajig that will save all
% outgoing mail
On Mon, Dec 17, 2001 at 08:12:08AM -0500, David T-G wrote:
%
% fcc-save-hook . +sent-mail/sent-mail-`date +%d-%b-%Y`
%
% ...which sends all my outgoing mail to
% ~/Mail/sent-mail/sent-mail-[day-month-year]
Man, that must play hell with your sorting :-) Why not Y-M-D instead,
I wonder
Munish --
...and then Munish Chopra said...
%
% On Mon, Dec 17, 2001 at 08:12:08AM -0500, David T-G wrote:
% %
% % fcc-save-hook . +sent-mail/sent-mail-`date +%d-%b-%Y`
% %
% % ...which sends all my outgoing mail to
% % ~/Mail/sent-mail/sent-mail-[day-month-year]
%
% Man, that must
On Mon, Dec 17, 2001 at 08:26:06AM -0500, David T-G wrote:
%
% While I'm at it, is there some kind of hook for moving deleted mail
% around? I know, I didn't check this time...so pointers are welcome!
Um, how do you mean? Once it's deleted, it's gone, so there isn't much
to move :-)
Munish --
...and then Munish Chopra said...
%
% On Mon, Dec 17, 2001 at 08:26:06AM -0500, David T-G wrote:
%
% Cedric Duval has a trash-folder patch that provides recycle-bin-like
% recovery functionality that you might find interesting.
...
%
% No, actually I think that's exactly what I
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I use quite a few fcc-save-hooks (in mutt v1.2.5), and I've noticed
something which makes them almost useless now. The Fcc: seems to be set
according to the first sequential address match. This would be fine if
mutt compared the fcc-save-hook to the To: field first, but it seems to
consider
Awhile ago, someone posted an extremely helpful save-hook:
save-hook . "+%(%Y%m)/%a" # Save mails to date-received/user@host
I'd like to turn that into an fcc-save-hook, but fcc doesn't work right.
I'm missing something obvious, but what?
--
Lan
utt to fcc and
save emails in folders with users realnames.
But if i set fcc-save-hook . +%Femails i send go to a folder
'To Firstname Lastname' whereas emails i got and save go to folder
'Firstname Lastname': The correspondence is splitt in two folders and
as a result i can not read it withou
I've never had to worry about the order of my folder-hooks. They seem
to work regardless of where and in what order I put them in my .muttrc.
Now I'm experimenting with fcc-save-hook, save-hook, and fcc-hook, and
I'm finding that my default setting (fcc-save-hook . "...") has to be
pl
Brian Kimball [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on Tue, 15 Feb 2000:
Now I'm experimenting with fcc-save-hook, save-hook, and fcc-hook, and
I'm finding that my default setting (fcc-save-hook . "...") has to be
placed after all my other fcc-hooks and save-hooks in order to get i
Hi,
I started using mutt on my university server and noticed two defects in its
behavior, when compared to my previous usage on a different server (same
.muttrc file):
1) mutt does not check the "mailboxes" for new mail. Their list pops up
correctly after c-TAB-TAB.
2) the "fcc" part of
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