#!/bin/bash if [ ! -e "$HOME/$1" ] && [ $1 != ".inbox" ]; then /usr/local/bin/mbxcreat "#driver.mbx:$1" fi /usr/local/bin/dmail "+$1"
I recommend using "mailutil create" instead of "mbxcreat" since the latter program is no longer supported.
We didn't find any easier way to accomplish this for arbitrary folders; it would be nice if dmail could do this itself.
I'm not sure that I understand. dmail never creates a non-INBOX mailbox; if the destination mailbox does not exist then dmail will deliver to INBOX.
Do you mean "convert mailbox format"? If so, mailutil can be used to convert, albeit to a different name.
-- Mark --
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