CB wrote: > I've got a couple of things that I can't make work right. The main one > that I'm interested in is saving sent messages. Refer to my attached > muttrc. Can you tell me why it's not saving sent messages to > ~~/nsmail/Sent? <snip> > # Folder and Mailbox ###################################################### > #set write_inc = 10 > set sort_browser = reverse-date > set record = "Sent" > #set pipe_split = no > #set pipe_decode = no > #set pipe_sep = "\n" > #set move = ask-no > #set mask = "!^\\.[^.]" > #set mbox = ~/nsmail > #set mbox_type = mbox > #set mh_purge = no > #set confirmappend = yes > #set confirmcreate = yes > set copy = yes > #set default_hook = "~f %s !~P | (~P ~C %s)" > #set fcc_attach = yes > #set fcc_clear = no > set folder = "~/nsmail" > #set folder_format = "%2C %t %N %F %2l %-8.8u %-8.8g %8s %d %f" > #set folder_format="%N %-8.8u %8s %d %N %f" > #set force_name = no $record needs to be the path to the mailbox where you want your outgoing mail saved, e.g. set record="~/nsmail/Sent" By the way, if you specify $folder before $record, then you can use "+" or "=" in the path name. The "+" or "=" will expand to the value of $folder, e.g. set folder=~/nsmail set record=+Sent Good luck. -- Mr. Wade -- Linux: The Choice of the GNU Generation