Hi, I sync my settings between different machines via Dropbox. I have settings for several accounts and each in its own file. When I open a specific inbox via a macro like macro index <f5> '<change-folder>imaps://acco...@mailserver.com/INBOX<enter>'
I use a folder-hook to source a specific account file folder-hook 'mailserver.com' 'source ~/.mutt/account.mailserver.com' (while .mutt is a symlink to a folder in my Dropbox) Since those account-files are in my Dropbox-account, I don't have passwords saved in there. But when using mutt from my personal laptop, I'd like to source the following file: ~/.mutt_local/account.mailserver.com because in there I have set the passwords. Because I already have special settings for my personal laptop I have a .muttrc on my personal laptop that sources all the appropriate files, instead of relying solely on the muttrc in the Dropbox It looks right now like this: source ~/Dropbox/Dotfiles/mutt/muttrc source ~/Dropbox/Dotfiles/mutt/sidebar source ~/Dropbox/Dotfiles/mutt/gpg.rc source ~/Dropbox/Dotfiles/mutt/gpg_special auto_view text/html I thought now that I could fit in a special file with folder-hooks that overwrites the folder-hooks in ~/Dropbox/Dotfiles/mutt/muttrc by adding source ~/.mutt_local/local_folderhooks right after sourcing ~/Dropbox/Dotfiles/mutt/muttrc but it doesn't work. Any ideas how I could solve this? I mean synced settings for different machines but having on one machine separate folder-hooks for the accounts, so account-files with passwords get sourced. Thanks, Niels
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