I cannot get the hooks to work:
inc: external hook ((null)) did not work properly.
refile: external hook ((null)) did not work properly.
Configured via .mh_profile:
add-hook: /usr/local/bin/hook-test
ref-hook: /usr/local/bin/hook-test
/usr/local/bin/hook-test:
#!/bin/sh
echo "Hooked($
>Some other thoughts on the interface:
> * The requirement that the hook handler be specified by
> an absolute path is rather odd.
The post-1.5 hook code has been converted over to the argsplit interface.
So that shouldn't be necessary anymore.
If you are using post-1.5 code ... well, I'll be h
I am using 1.3, and the triggers only invoke with absolute paths.
I have a master branch checkout of 1.5 from last March I've been
trying, I did not check this particular issue but will take your
word about it now accepting bare command names.
The bigger problem of course is that nmh reports a fai
> >Some other thoughts on the interface:
> > * The requirement that the hook handler be specified by
> > an absolute path is rather odd.
>
> The post-1.5 hook code has been converted over to the argsplit interface.
> So that shouldn't be necessary anymore.
Could the requirement be due to the ch
>I cannot get the hooks to work:
> inc: external hook ((null)) did not work properly.
> refile: external hook ((null)) did not work properly.
Although add-hook does not work for inc, nor does ref-hook for refile,
I just noticed that add-hook successfully fires on Fcc*. I've also found
add-hook w
>The bigger problem of course is that nmh reports a failure to
>invoke the hook. It does not function in either version I have,
>and so it would not seem to be a recent breakage, unless my
>simple test is not doing something the hooks expect e.g; a
>specific return value, although there don't seem
>And, I have to ask ... 1.3? You're not the only person still using that,
>so I'm wondering if I did something wrong, or you just haven't seen a reason
>to upgrade yet.
I'm running CentOS 5.9, so no package support.
I downloaded master for mhfixmsg this past spring, one of the more compelling
fea
>I cannot get the hooks to work:
> inc: external hook ((null)) did not work properly.
> refile: external hook ((null)) did not work properly.
Alright, stupid question time. Did you not make hook-test executable?
Because I did the exact same thing, and once I made the script executable
it worked
Yes, executability was one of the first things I checked ;-)
Note the most recent message where it does work correctly
for Fcc and refile -link though... very odd
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>Yes, executability was one of the first things I checked ;-)
>
>Note the most recent message where it does work correctly
>for Fcc and refile -link though... very odd
If you're willing to pull from master, I committed a change that will
give you a useful error message. I will note that there is
Sorry to take so long to respond to stuff; had some important skiing to do.
This code is 12 or 13 years old now so my memory probably has some holes.
1. I had thought that I had added the hook stuff to the documentation for
mh_profile but I don't see it there. I'd be happy to add it. I have
>1. I had thought that I had added the hook stuff to the documentation for
>mh_profile but I don't see it there. I'd be happy to add it. I have
mh_profile seems like a good place for this. There coudl also potentially
be a cookbook somewhere on extending nmh, with references to this, Jerry'
>mh_profile seems like a good place for this. There coudl also
>potentially be a cookbook somewhere on extending nmh, with references to
>this, Jerry's book, contribs, GUIs, etc.
Jerry's book is open source, and can be modified. Sigh .. so much
documentation to do, so little time.
>There's a non
>>mh_profile seems like a good place for this. There coudl also
>>potentially be a cookbook somewhere on extending nmh, with references to
>>this, Jerry's book, contribs, GUIs, etc.
>Jerry's book is open source, and can be modified.
Indeed.
>Sigh .. so much documentation to do, so little time.
I
Date:Mon, 24 Feb 2014 11:07:24 -0500
From:Jerrad Pierce
Message-ID: <20140224160724.b25344c...@db.pthbb.org>
| I did not do anything in particular, I simply opened the file in emacs
| and ammended it
emacs is a sack of horse sh*t from another universe...
There a
del-hook is not called if rmmproc is set. This prevents the user from doing
a number of useful things e.g; restoration of original message in MIME-hooks
(see forthcoming message to list) I would expect the hook to be called before
rmmproc is invoked, and not wrapped into the non-rmmproc fallback co
FYI, it runs out slocal is handled (the + action uses rcsvstore).
I missed this in preliminary testing because slocal is headless :-P
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> When you say "the file was not new-line terminated", which file? If
> it was your .mh_profile ... I guess that's the fault of m_getfld().
Good catch. Fixed.
David
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Ken Hornstein writes:
>>mh_profile seems like a good place for this. There coudl also
>>potentially be a cookbook somewhere on extending nmh, with references to
>>this, Jerry's book, contribs, GUIs, etc.
>
> Jerry's book is open source, and can be modified. Sigh .. so much
> documentation to do,
Hi David,
> > When you say "the file was not new-line terminated", which file? If
> > it was your .mh_profile ... I guess that's the fault of m_getfld().
>
> Good catch. Fixed.
My quick skim of
http://git.savannah.gnu.org/cgit/nmh.git/commit/?id=a0514c9a6f41ea1b0d60553ca578312a9f3bd9ab&context
In message <20140225120259.d11791f...@orac.inputplus.co.uk>, Ralph Corderoy wri
tes:
>Any Emacs user that doesn't use `(setq require-final-newline t)' in
>their .emacs or similar and has to suffer because of it has made their
>bed... :-) The number of wasted hours I've seen over the years due to
Ralph wrote:
> My quick skim of
> http://git.savannah.gnu.org/cgit/nmh.git/commit/?id=a0514c9a6f41ea1b0d60553ca
> 578312a9f3bd9ab&context=12
> with the whole source at
> http://git.savannah.gnu.org/cgit/nmh.git/tree/sbr/m_getfld.c?id=a0514c9a6f41e
> a1b0d60553ca578312a9f3bd9ab#n620
> suggests that
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