At 6:23 PM EDT on August 31 Joshua Weage sent off:
> If that is the case, then anything that was changed with
> a send-hook applies to all further messages that you send
> until another send-hook is encountered? IMO, that is a bad
> idea, and isn't mentioned in the manual. What is the
> appropriate send-hook to use to switch back to "normal"
> operation, yet still allow other hooks to work properly?
~A (match All), just like Michael's original post. The logic is:
first mutt finds the send-hook for everything (unset pgp_autosign) and
then for email@somewhere it finds the additional instruction set
pgp_autosign (i.e. order matters).
The default could also be done like
send-hook !email@somewhere unset pgp_autosign
but if you have more than one set of send-hooks it's easier to just
match ~A.
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