I am trying to automate sending certain messages, using a script to
call Mutt 1.5.16 (on Linux). It is working fine, except that despite
there being a folder-hook that should (and as far as I can tell from
the maillog does) get invoked setting among other things $record, no
copy of the outgoing message is saved there, or apparently anywhere
else for that matter. This is fairly important in my case.
The actual script is included below; the objective is to simply read
data from stdin and send it as a MIME attachment to the recipient.
Could someone please look at it, and see if perhaps I am missing
something about Fcc's in this case? Neither the Mutt manual nor Google
was of much help in this case (if I am just missing it, please provide
at least a key word to look for), and searching the mailing list
archives did not work for some reason.
#!/bin/bash
FILENAME="`mktemp -q -p /tmp`"
[ -f "${FILENAME}" ] || exit
cat - > "${FILENAME}"
mutt -a "${FILENAME}" -f "=mailbox_setting_record" -R -s "subject" --
"recipient@address"
Any pointers would be much appreciated.
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