At 19:16 +0100 31 Jan 2000, Thomas Roessler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> # A small script which is used to reply to or forward an
> # article from within slrn.
Really, it's not so small. :) I haven't done this (haven't needed to,
since trn already provides a way to use an external mail program), but I
think I'd prefer to have the script just save the original message to a
temp file (adding a bogus From_ line if necessary), then have mutt do
all the work:
mutt -f $TMPFILE -e 'push <reply>'
(using forward-message rather than reply for forwarding, of course) This
has the disadvantage that you need to quit mutt when done, but it allows
all of your mutt settings to be used. It's also much simpler.
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