Hey Danny, for mailing lists please try to use inline responses. Keep the referenced mail on top and just as much as it gives enough context to understand the discussion by other readers whi might not have seen the original one. Find more in rfc1855 [1]
1: http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc1855.txt On 28Nov15 09:55 +0200, Danny wrote: > O.k ... The messages older than 5 days gets tagged but not moved to the > archived > folder ... I was wondering about your /incoming root folder. > The mails gets put into ~/mail/incoming/operating_systems/FreeBSD (by > procmail) > ... the folder I want it to go to is > ~/mail/incoming/archived/freebsd/freeBSD-Archived ... > > I think I am getting the paths wrong ... Please somebody correct me, mutt uses the 'folder' variable which points to the root of your mailboxes. Which mailbox type do you use, btw? According to what I know from your mails, make sure to set folder = '~/mail' Later on, you can use '=' which expands to that path, e.g.: folder-hook FreeBSD$ push 'T~d>5d<enter>;s=incoming/os/bsd/FreeBSD-OLD<enter> will save to a folder in ~/mail/incoming/os/bsd/FreeBSD-OLD Also make sure that the folder already exists, otherwise mutt will ask to create it. Additional remark: The tagged and saved mails are not purged immediately from you FreeBSD mailbox. They are marked with D and will be purged as soon as you save the mailbox. Cheers, -- Bastian
