Re: Pipe to Modify a Message
* David T-G <davidtg-muttusers@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> [2003-11-16 17:43 -0500]:
> ...and then Phil!Gregory said...
> % I'd like to have a macro that removes all spamassassin added things on an
>
> What about setting $editor for such things? Certainly worth a try.
I thought about that. I could change $editor, but it modifies the message
by creating a new message in the folder and deleting the old one. Doesn't
work well if I want to do further things to that message. (If I'm in my
spam folder and flag something as ham, I want to put the de-spamassassined
message in my inbox.)
> It sounds a little familiar, even. If you haven't checked the archives
> yet, you should.
I looked through them and didn't find anything that worked exactly as I
wanted, though I stole some ideas. I ended up doing this:
macro index "H" "<enter-command>unset wait_key<enter><pipe-message>mutt_dotlock
~/mail/inbox&&(formail -s spamassassin -d|tee -a ~/mail/inbox|sa-learn --ham
--no-rebuild --mbox -;mutt_dotlock -u ~/mail/inbox)<enter><enter-command>set
wait_key<enter><delete-message>" "(Re)classify a message as ham"
Kind of ugly, but it does everything I want, complete with mailbox locking
('cause I'm paranoid). Would be nice if I could use an expando or
something to use $inbox instead of hardcoding it, but my experiments along
those lines all failed.
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