On Wed, Mar 24, 2010 at 01:15:15PM -0400, Paul Greenberg wrote: > What if I want mutt on "y" (send) to send composed e-mail to my application? Your choices are either to write a sendmail-compatible command line interface I described in my previous message, or write a gateway daemon that speaks SMTP. Mutt has no other mechanism for sending mail. > > Example: $sendmail -B8BITMIME -f me@xxxxxxxxxxx -- mutt-dev@xxxxxxxx > This will not be a great fit, because I want to accomplish the task without > need to parse the actual message. > Native OWA processes will take care of parsing, all I need to do is to submit > mutt composed e-mail. I do not understand how piping the message to your script manually is different. It seems to me something really minimal like this should work given what you've described: #!/bin/sh # wrapper script to ignore command line arguments # header+body are delivered via stdin exec msfetch-send me
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