Re: MUTT file attachments are mandatory?

[Kyle Wheeler <kyle-mutt@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

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On Monday, December 11 at 02:22 PM, quoth fernando.olmos@xxxxxxxxxx:
>I am a newbie to MUTT, so I hope this question has not been asked too
>often. 
>I want to MUTT an email with two file attachments with the '-a' switch.
>However, the files may not exist! If the file(s) does not exist, Mutt
>reports an error ...
>Can't stat /mis/qldmips/daily/qldtrans.txt: No such file or directory 
>/mis/qldmips/daily/qldtrans.txt: unable to attach file. 
>How can I tell MUTT to treat the '-a' as optional and not mandantory? 

Hmm, there's no way to do that that I know of. Easier to simply test 
whether the file is there or not and then not add the flag if it's not 
there.

~Kyle
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