Hi all,
lately I tried to write a send-hook like this :
[from ~/.muttrc]
send-hook '.*' '`generate_new_signature.pl`'
It calls 'generate_new_signature.pl', which overwrite
~/.signature so I have a new signature every time a send a new
mail (I allready realized that send-hook gets exectued at least
two timeswhen sending a mail, but thats no problem since those
signatures are randomly choosen from a set of files anyway).
But mutt than complains about ": <unkown command>", because it
expects that stdout from generate_new_signature.pl generates a
valid mutt command. I now set the outout to "set sort=threads"
because its my default sort option I have everywhere, but I would
like to know how to execute a command without haveing to fidle
with the stdout.
Thanks for your time !
kind regards,
Markus
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