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...
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.
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
