Remote SMTP
Hello, I connect to a remote IMAP server and I think I need to be able to connect to the SMTP server too. How can I do that? Regards,
unignore and regular expression help needed
I want to only show a a spam status header when the score is positive. In other words, X-Spam-Status:\ No,\ score=2.4... should be displayed, but X-Spam-Status:\ No,\ score=-2.4... shouldn't. I have tried: unignore X-Spam-Status:\ No,\ score=[^-] expecting all lines that don't have a negative score to be displayed, but this doesn't work. Even unignore X-Spam-Status:\ No,\ score=[23] doesn't work, when I tried that as part of debugging. However the following does work: unignore X-Spam-Status:\ No,\ score=2 What am I doing wrong? Steve -- (o www.stevesearle.com //\ Powered by Fedora V_/_No MS products were used in the creation of this message 20:10:06 up 2:26, 1 user, load average: 0.24, 0.19, 0.08 pgpUvQexSWPHR.pgp Description: PGP signature
Re: unignore and regular expression help needed
I want to only show a a spam status header when the score is positive. In other words, X-Spam-Status:\ No,\ score=2.4... should be displayed, but X-Spam-Status:\ No,\ score=-2.4... shouldn't. Consider upgrading to mutt 1.5. Then you can do this: spam X-Spam-Status: Yes, score=([^-][^ ]+) %1 Now %H in your $index_format will expand to a message's spam score, but only if it's positive. -- -D.[EMAIL PROTECTED]NSITUniversity of Chicago
Re: unignore and regular expression help needed
On 2008-11-06, Steve Searle [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I want to only show a a spam status header when the score is positive. In other words, X-Spam-Status:\ No,\ score=2.4... should be displayed, but X-Spam-Status:\ No,\ score=-2.4... shouldn't. I have tried: unignore X-Spam-Status:\ No,\ score=[^-] expecting all lines that don't have a negative score to be displayed, but this doesn't work. Even unignore X-Spam-Status:\ No,\ score=[23] doesn't work, when I tried that as part of debugging. However the following does work: unignore X-Spam-Status:\ No,\ score=2 What am I doing wrong? The ignore command doesn't use regular expressions. It compares the string you supply with the leading portion of each header. Regards, Gary
Re: unignore and regular expression help needed
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 On Thursday, November 6 at 08:14 PM, quoth Steve Searle: unignore X-Spam-Status:\ No,\ score=[23] What am I doing wrong? You're assuming that it uses a full regexp, but it doesn't (check the documentation). You *could* just be very explicit: unignore X-Spam-Status:\ No,\ score=1 unignore X-Spam-Status:\ No,\ score=2 unignore X-Spam-Status:\ No,\ score=3 unignore X-Spam-Status:\ No,\ score=4 unignore X-Spam-Status:\ No,\ score=5 unignore X-Spam-Status:\ No,\ score=6 unignore X-Spam-Status:\ No,\ score=7 unignore X-Spam-Status:\ No,\ score=8 unignore X-Spam-Status:\ No,\ score=9 Another way to do it would be to use a message-hook; that way you can get full regex control. Try something like this: message-hook . 'ignore * ; unignore Subject To From Date Cc' message-hook '~h X-Spam-Status: No, score=[^-]' \ 'unignore X-Spam-Status' I think that gives you more power. :) ~Kyle - -- The world is full of willing people, some willing to work, the rest willing to let them. -- Robert Frost -BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE- Comment: Thank you for using encryption! iEYEARECAAYFAkkTcUwACgkQBkIOoMqOI17GEgCfXLDhHamBMaHFhxaj8Qsl6Sxo YjUAoOy4gmq6p2VRIOjqF841ZiHRsjJW =sQHG -END PGP SIGNATURE-
send-hook and carbon copy
Hi, I'd like to use send-hook to automatically set an address in carbon-copy. The goal is to make a copy to address2 everytime I write a mail to address1. I searched in muttrc manual, and the closest thing I found was askcc which is not what I want. So, do you known if there a way to achieve my goal ? arno signature.asc Description: Digital signature
Re: send-hook and carbon copy
On Fri, 2008-11-07 at 00:50:49 +0100, arno sent: Hi, I'd like to use send-hook to automatically set an address in carbon-copy. The goal is to make a copy to address2 everytime I write a mail to address1. I searched in muttrc manual, and the closest thing I found was askcc which is not what I want. So, do you known if there a way to achieve my goal ? I do something very similar. Here is an edited snippet from my .muttrc: send-hook address1 set signature = /dev/null;\ push 'edit-cc,address2enter';\ push 'edit-reply-tomyaddress,address2enter';\ push 'edit-fcc=special-sent-mail-for-this-addressenter'; This does a little bit more than what you asked for, but hopefully it is self-explanatory. Hope this helps; --paj -- Pete Johns http://johnsy.com/ Contact Information http://johnsy.com/contact/ Moving House http://johnsy.com/20081009051955 Blue 'n' white http://johnsy.com/albums/3007193159 pgpKMApjh5SVw.pgp Description: PGP signature
