how to execute a command on exit mutt?

Hello Users... I want, if I exit from mutt (with 'q') to execute a shell-command. How is this possible? Many thanks for all help and ideas. Greetings Raphael PS: google doesn't show me a good solution...

Re: GPG Keys and Signing

Quoting René Clerc ([EMAIL PROTECTED]): Check out $smime_is_default, $crypt_reply*, $crypt_autosmime. Can't test right now since I don't have any S/MIME messages in a mailbox around.. Please share with us if this solves your problem. After some searching i found an SMIME signed message on

Re: how to execute a command on exit mutt?

On Thu, Apr 05, 2007 at 11:04:20AM +0200, Raphael wrote: I want, if I exit from mutt (with 'q') to execute a shell-command. How is this possible? How about just starting mutt like this: mutt COMMAND e.g. mutt date - Paul.

Re: how to execute a command on exit mutt?

Hello, I want, if I exit from mutt (with 'q') to execute a shell-command. How is this possible? I think one possibility should be to bind a macro to q which first execute your shell script and then quit mutt. Another solution maybe to start mutt which a shellscript which starts mutt and the

Re: GPG Keys and Signing

-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 On Thu, Apr 05, 2007 at 09:04:48AM +0200, Sander Smeenk wrote: Quoting René Clerc ([EMAIL PROTECTED]): Check out $smime_is_default, $crypt_reply*, $crypt_autosmime. Can't test right now since I don't have any S/MIME messages in a mailbox