Re: send-hook question (or Delivered-To: hook?)
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On Wednesday, May 24 at 11:10 PM, quoth phyrster:
> I noticed that in message header there is actually one line:
>
> |Delivered-To: phyrster@xxxxxxxxx
>
> My question is: apart from using send-hook and folder-hook, it is possible
> that mutt 'hook' this header and perform some action?
Yes.
message-hook '~h "^Delivered-To: phyrster@xxxxxxxxx"' 'do something'
That will trigger whenever you view the message.
> What I have in mind is that if the header contains
>
> |Delivered-To: phyrster@xxxxxxxxx
>
> then mutt should always use this address when I reply to the message. In that
> case, I will always have unified reply address and don't have to
> worry about which mail address I am using.
What you're looking for is this:
reply-hook '~h "^Delivered-To: phyrster@xxxxxxxxx"' my_hdr From:
physter@xxxxxxxxx
But you should probably investigate the "alternates" command and the
$reverse_name setting. That would be more direct.
~Kyle
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