I want to keep my read mail right where it is (I delete or refile it to get rid of it). I'm not fond of being asked each time I exit mutt if I would like to move my mail off to ~/mbox. I figured putting "mbox-hook $spool $spool" in my .muttrc might do the trick, but it just causes a core dump on start up (at least with Mutt 1.0.1i). Is there a way to get mutt not to prompt me about moving read messages when I exit?
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