Noah Sheppard wrote: [Tue Jan 20 2009, 11:41:11AM EST] > As yet I don't know how to pass a mutt variable as the argument > to a shell command. You can't with simple <shell-escape> but you can by a sequence such as... <enter-command> set my_shell=$shell<enter><enter-command> set shell="blah blah $somevar blah"<enter><shell-escape><enter><enter-command> set shell=$my_shell<enter>