Am 2007-07-30 18:51:30, schrieb N.J. Mann:
I use the following to set the "flagged" flag:
:0 * my-regexp-here { TRAP='mv $LASTFOLDER ${LASTFOLDER}:2,F' } :0 my-maildir-mail-box/
It works like a charm. To mark the mail as READ rather than "flagged" the filename extension should be R rather than F, i.e.
{ TRAP='mv $LASTFOLDER ${LASTFOLDER}:2,R' }
but I haven't tested this.
It should be: ----8<---------------------------------------------------------- :0 * my-regexp-here { :0fw |formail -I Status: RO TRAP='mv $LASTFOLDER ${LASTFOLDER}:2,S' :0 my-maildir-mail-box/ } ----8<---------------------------------------------------------- and since he use Maildir-Format, ${LASTFOLDER} should be ----8<---------------------------------------------------------------- :0 * my-regexp-here { :0fw |formail -I Status: RO TRAP='mv $LASTFOLDER `echo ${LASTFOLDER} |sed 's|/new/|/cur/|'`:2,S' :0 my-maildir-mail-box/ } ----8<---------------------------------------------------------------- And if you do not want o be bothered by mutt using courier-imap, you must put `echo ${LASTFOLDER} |sed 's|/new/|/cur/|'`:2,S' also in ${FOLDER}/courierimapuiddb which has the format: 1 ${UNIX_SERIALDATE} ${N+3} N+1 ${filename},S=xxxx N+2 ${filename},S=xxxx which mean, you have to update 1. The ${UNIX_SERIALDATE} using `date +%s` 2. Adding the new filename with size as N+3 3. increasing the number ${N+3} to ${N+4} 4. touching the FOLDER with the same time of the ${INIX_SERIALDATE} and now, courier-imap will never know, that you have fooled it... :-) Since it is a little bit more complex, I would it pack into a SHELL script and call it with TRAP='fool_courier ${LASTFOLDER}' Greetings Michelle Konzack Systemadministrator Tamay Dogan Network Debian GNU/Linux Consultant -- Linux-User #280138 with the Linux Counter, http://counter.li.org/ ##################### Debian GNU/Linux Consultant ##################### Michelle Konzack Apt. 917 ICQ #328449886 50, rue de Soultz MSN LinuxMichi 0033/6/61925193 67100 Strasbourg/France IRC #Debian (irc.icq.com)