G'day Chris, * Chris Grossmann <chris@xxxxxxxxxxxx> [040406 14:49]: > > fcc-save-hook ~A +People/%O.gz > > If so, I don't know how to do it. > > I want to save messages from "user@xxxxxxxxxxx" into the > folder "=company". Sorry, I misread your original post... > For instance: > > save-hook company.com =company > > This does what I want, but I want it to be general, such > that "user@xxxxxxxxxxxx" goes to "=company2", and > "someotheruser@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx" goes into > "=somerandomcompany". Yeah, I can see what you mean, but I can't think of an easy (in mutt) way of doing it. As a help to you or someone else looking at this... I tried seeing if you can shell-escape some trick. The following command won't work however as the %f is only replaced _after_ the shell-escape is executed... fcc-save-hook ~A +Companies/`echo "%f"|sed 's/^.<//g'` So in this case the sed acts on "%f" not on the replaced value of %f. :( Without wanting to appear to be passing judgement, it would seem less than useful to be sorting your mail into 'company' related boxes, rather than 'person' boxes on a large scale. I could understand it for particular circumstances (i.e. all mail to staff.myisp.com would go in a particular box) but I (and most others) see to like to be able to remember a correspondents name, not their ISP/company... :-) However it's a supportive community so you might get some luck from someone else, or you could write a patch. (That is kinda rich coming from me since I've not written any! ;) ) Cheers, S.
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