Re: mutt, spamcop, and vi: header weeding
On Thu 21 Dec 06, 6:21 PM, Gary Johnson <garyjohn@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> said:
> On 2006-12-21, Peter Jay Salzman <p@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>
> > The problem is that my headers are left "unweeded" after sending the spam.
> > I tried to solve the problem by adding <display-toggle-weed> at the end of
> > the macro:
> >
> >
> > macro pager F \
> > "<display-toggle-weed><forward-message>$my_spam\n<display-toggle-weed>"
> >
> >
> > but this sends the forwarded spam WITHOUT the full headers! I guess this is
> > because the email hasn't been shipped out yet, so when I issue the 2nd
> > <display-toggle-weed>, it simply re-enables weeding.
> >
> >
> > So how do I turn the header weeding back on?
>
> :set weed
>
> I think this will work, but I haven't tested it:
>
> macro pager F \
> ":set noweed\n<forward-message>$my_spam\n:set weed\n"
>
> HTH,
> Gary
Hi Gary,
So I did this:
set my_spamcop='p@xxxxxxxxx'
macro pager F ":set noweed\n<forward-message>$my_spamcop\n:\set weed\n"
send-hook . 'set signature="~/.sig"'
send-hook $my_spamcop 'unset signature ; set mime_forward ; set
editor=/bin/true; push y'
fcc-hook $my_spamcop /dev/null
to take a look at what spamcop would receive. Unfortunately, the headers
were weeded. :(
Pete
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