Quoting David T-G (Tue Apr 9 13:05:39 CEST 2002) > If you *really* want to send a message to mutt-users and have it happily > appear in your compressed folder, have your fcc-save-hook write to '^' > after applying Byrial's current_shortcut patch; the message will end up > in the temp file, and upon exit mutt will see that and use the close-hook > to put the temp file back in place as the real file. [BTW, I bet that > even though your message to mutt-users shows up the message to which > you're replying never shows up with an 'r', right?]
Done that. Thx. You're probably right, there is only one r flag in thæt mailbox, and it's dated just before applying the compressed patch. > % I did a backup of the full mail tree. Just in case ;) > That's a good idea if you're delivering into that compressed folder. Mmm... It sounds like I'm going to have a mutt-users and a mutt-users.gz in ~/mail/lists/inet-tech/mail, and in another 30 lists, which will break one advantage of the current setup, where I've direct access to the mail-bag of each list, while I'm reading new messages in that list... or perhaps I should forget about that patch <grin> and look forward to an ext3 filesystem for my mail tree. I was still thinking of a way to make it work my way, but you mention about another problem which I haven't thought of. Locks... I would be in a hurry if procmail receives mail for the list I'm currently reading, but this could be fixed stoping fetchmail as daemon, and running it manually (losing a great feature). -- Rafael C. Gawenda, rgawenda/at/pobox/dot/com 2:348/610@fidonet; GnuPG key: 0x5C4839A5; Registered LiNUX User #93375 The three most dangerous things are a programmer with a hammer, a hardware tech with a software patch and a user with an idea.
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