update sdondly mail hook

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set realname='Don Armstrong'
source ~/.mail_aliases
set alias_file=~/.mail_aliases


unset allow_8bit        # use QP or Base64 if unset.
set allow_ansi          # allow ANSI color codes in messages.
unset arrow_cursor      # "->" as cursor (faster on slow networks).
unset ascii_chars       # Use ASCII chars for threading arrows.
unset askbcc            # ask to fill out Bcc on mesg-send?
unset askcc             # ask to fill out CC on mesg-send?
set attach_split        # handle every single attachment instead of concat
set autoedit            # start editor without asking for to, subject,...
unset auto_tag          # if something is tagged, run commands on tagged msgs.
unset beep              # beep on certain user errors and other errors
unset beep_new          # beep on new mail
set bounce_delivered    # unset => remove Delivered-To: when bouncing.
set check_new           # search for new messages in maildir/MH folders.
unset collapse_unread   # don't collapse threads with unread mails
unset confirmappend     # prompt for confirm when appending message to ex. mbox
set confirmcreate       # prompt for confirm when saving to non existing mbox
set delete_untag        # untag messages when marking them for deletion
set digest_collapse     # show digest parts in 'v' submenu
set duplicate_threads   # thread messages with same message-id together
set edit_headers        # put headers in editor when composing messages
set encode_from         # use Quoted-Printable, if ^From in a mail.
unset envelope_from     # don't set envelope from via -f option of sendmail
set fast_reply          # do not ask for to, subject,... when replying.
set fcc_attach          # store attachments too when doing a Fcc
unset fcc_clear         # encrypt Fcc of PGP encrypted messages?
unset text_flowed       # generate "text/plain; format=flowed"
set followup_to         # Add Mail-Followup-To header.
unset force_name        # outgoing mail to be saved in folder of "login name"
set forward_decode      # decode messages when forwarding without MIME
set forward_decrypt     # decrypt PGP message, when mime_forward and !mime_fw_d
unset forward_quote     # quote forwarded message, if not $mime_forward
set hdrs                # nohdrs implies not to write my_hdr into mail.
unset header            # quote full header on reply
unset help              # show help in first line of the display
set hidden_host         # when set, skip the host name part of hostname
unset hide_missing      # When set, mutt will not show the presence of missing messages in the thread tree.
set ignore_list_reply_to        # ignore Reply-To pointing back to mailinglist
unset implicit_autoview # use autoview, if a "copiousoutput" is in mailcap.
unset keep_flagged      # don't move flagged mail to $mbox via mbox-hook
set mailcap_sanitize    # remove ugly chars from mailcap % expands.
unset maildir_trash     # if set: use maildir trash flag instead of removing
unset mark_old          # mark new articles as old, when leaving mbox
set markers             # put a '+' at the beginning of wrapped lines.  
unset menu_scroll       # scroll on last line of menu (set) or do a nextpage?
unset meta_key          # Don't interpret Alt-x as ESC x
unset metoo             # should we keep ourselves in group replies?
set mh_purge            # remove messages marked as deleted from MH folders.
unset mime_forward_decode       # decode messages when forwarding with MIME
set pager_stop          # Don't jump to next message at end of message.
unset pipe_decode       # Weed headers and PGP-decode message before piping
unset pipe_split        # split tagged messages (or don't) when using "|"
#set pretty_spoolfile   # print $spoolfile as "!" instead of full pathname
set print_decode        # decode before sending to $print_command
unset print_split       # if set, run the print command for every single mail
set prompt_after        # display prompt after exit from pager
unset read_only         # folders not read only
unset reply_self        # if unset, a reply to yourself implies reply to other
set resolve             # go to next undeleted message after modifying actual
set reverse_alias       # use realname from reverse alias lookup
unset reverse_name      # Set "From" to address, where replied mail was sent to
unset reverse_realname  # Do not reuse realname from original message.
unset rfc2047_parameters        # don't encode RFC2047 parameters
unset save_address      # Use full mail adress (with domain) as default folder.
unset save_empty        # remove mailbox when last message is removed.
unset save_name         # Fcc, if ~/Mail/<to> exists.
unset sig_dashes        # Don't prepend "-- \n" to the signature
unset sig_on_top        # place signature above text (if set).
set smart_wrap          # wrap long lines at word boundary.
set sort_re             # set: only put a child in a thread, if starts with Re:
unset status_on_top     # status line at the top or button?
unset strict_threads    # thread only by In-Reply-To/References or by Subject.
set suspend             # Ctrl-Z is able to suspend mutt.
set thorough_search     # MIME decode before searching.
unset tilde             # Internal Pager: ~~~~ at and of message?
unset uncollapse_jump   # don't move pointer, when uncollapsing thread
unset use_8bitmime      # run sendmail 8.8.x with -B8BITMIME to enable 8bit 
set use_domain          # add $domain to all addresses without @host
set use_from            # generate a "From:" header (unless my_hdr From:)
#unset use_ipv6         # Only use IPv4 address resolution.
set user_agent          # Create User-Agent: Mutt/<Version> header.
unset wait_key          # Only "press a key" if return value non-zero
set weed                # weed headers, when forwarding with forward_decode
set wrap_search         # Wrap search to top/bottom.
unset write_bcc         # send Bcc: line to $sendmail 

set header_cache = ~/.mutt/header_cache



#
# Quadoptions 
#       set foo=yes
#  or   set foo=ask-yes
#  or   set foo=no
#  or   set foo=ask-no
#  or   reset foo (reset to compile time default)       

set abort_nosubject=no  # Abort, if message has no subject.
set abort_unmodified=no # Abort, if message wasn't edited.
set copy=yes            # ask to save a copy of outgoing message?
set delete=yes          # ask for confirmation when deleting messages?
set honor_followup_to=ask-yes   # Ask whether to honor Mail-Followup-To header.
set include=yes         # quote message, when replying
set mime_forward=ask-yes        # use MIME when forwarding mails.
set mime_forward_rest=ask-yes   # forward attachments w/o autoview from attmenu
set move=no             # Move mail-spool to $mbox?
set postpone=ask-yes    # ask for postponing when doing an Abort.
set print=ask-yes       # ask whether you really want to print.
set quit=yes            # ask before quitting.
set recall=no           # don't ask for using postponed message.
set reply_to=ask-yes    # Use or ignore Reply-To.


set certificate_file=~/.mutt/ca-certificates


#
# Integers:
#

set connect_timeout=30  # timeout (seconds) before reconnect. -1 => indefinite
set history=200         # Size of the history buffer
set mail_check=3        # time (in seconds) how often buffy checks for new mail
set pager_context=0     # number of lines, to display twice on PgUp/Down
set pager_index_lines=6 # add small message index at top of pager (4)
#set pager_index_lines=`zsh -c 'temp=($(stty size)) ; expr $temp[1] / 5 + 1'`
#set pager_index_lines=`((stty size 2>/dev/null||echo 24 80);echo s0 5/1+p)|dc`
set read_inc=10         # Mutt will notify when reading mailbox messages
set sendmail_wait=0     # >0 (wait seconds), 0 (forground), <0 (background)
set sleep_time=2        # pause (in seconds) while showing info messages
set timeout=60          # time in seconds, till Mutt looks for new mail
set wrapmargin=0        # margin left at right when doing smart line wrapping
set write_inc=10        # Mutt will notify when writing mailbox messages



#
# Sorting of the mails:
# (date-received, date-sent, from, mailbox-order, size, subject, threads, 
#  to, score) (and everything with a prefixed "reverse-")
# (sort_aux can be prefixed with "last-" to use last element in thread 
#  instead of first one)
#

set sort=threads        # sorting the mails in threads
set sort_aux=date-received      # sorting the threads



#
# Sortierung im File-Browser:
# (date, alpha, reverse-date, reverse-alpha)
#

set sort_browser=alpha


#
# Sorting of aliases:
# (alias, address, unsorted)
#
set sort_alias=alias


#
# Paths:
# ("unset" implies the compile time defaults)
#

#reset dotlock_program  # where to find mutt_dotlock (reset uses default)
set display_filter=""   # pipe message through this filter before displaying
set editor="~/bin/sane_editor +\`awk '/^$/ {print NR+1; exit}' %s\` %s"
set folder=~/Mail       # where are the mailboxes (+ and = are shortcuts)
#set folder="{luv}Mail" # where are the mailboxes (+ and = are shortcuts)
set from=""             # From: address (see send-hook my_hdr From)
reset ispell            # ispell binary (compile time default)
set mbox=+inbox         # not used if "set move=no"
set pager=builtin       # internal pager: "builtin" or e.g. "less -e" 
set postponed=+postponed        # folder for postponed messages
set print_command="sed s/\f// | a2ps -2 -g --strip 1 -Email"
set query_command="lbdbq %s"    # query tlr's little brothers database.
set record="~/Mail/outbox"              # Don't save a copy of outgoing messages (Fcc)
#reset sendmail         # Default-Sendmail with options ("-oem -oi")
reset shell             # Take shell from /etc/passwd 
set signature='~/.signature'    # Signature (See send-hook!)
reset spoolfile # Default spool-file (e.g. /var/spool/mail/user)
set spoolfile=+INBOX    # Maildir incoming file (~/Mail/incoming)
reset tmpdir            # tmp-Dir (use compile time default)
reset visual            # use $VISUAL as builtin editor.
set narrow_tree=yes


#
# Strings:
# ("reset" implies compile time defaults)
#

set attach_sep="\n"     # Separator to add between tagged attachements
set charset="utf-8"     # Charset of Terminal (for display)
set send_charset="utf-8"  # Charsets for outgoing messages.
reset escape            # ESC-char for internal editor (use default).
reset hostname          # FQDN (use default).
set indent_string="> "  # Quoting mails with this string.
#set mailcap_path='~/.mailcap'  # Use local mailcap only for mutt
reset mailcap_path
set mh_seq_flagged="flagged"    # Name of MH sequence used for flagged msgs.
set mh_seq_replied="replied"    # Name of MH sequence used for replied msgs.
set mh_seq_unseen="unseen"      # Name of MH sequence used for unseen msgs.
reset pipe_sep          # separator between tagged mails (default: \n)
reset realname          # get realname from /etc/passwd.
set simple_search="~f %s | ~C %s | ~s %s"       # default pattern (Fr|To|Cc|Su)
set status_chars="-*%A" # status of mbox (unchanged, changed, readonly, attach)
set to_chars=" +TCF "   # no to me, only to me, not only to me, Cc: to me, 
                        # from me, to subscribed mailinglist.
# set locale="de_DE"    # locale settings (See send-hook section for changes!)



#
# Magic (mailbox type):
# allowed values: mbox, MMDF, MH, Maildir
#

set mbox_type=Maildir



#
# RegExps:
#
# (seems to be limited to 114 chars!)
#
alternates "\^(\
((don(\\+.*)?@(.*\\.)?(donarmstrong|anylevel|oneinfinity)\\.(com|org|net))\
|(don(\\+.*)?@(.*\\.)?(rzlab|pellam)\\.ucr\\.edu)\
|(don(\\+.*)?@(.*\\.)?debian\\.org)\
))$"                            # alternate usernames

set mask="."                    # Show these files in the file browser
#set mask="!^\\.[^.]"           # Default

set gecos_mask="^[^,]*"         # Parse the GECOS field from passwd file.

set quote_regexp="^( {0,5}[>|:%]| {0,5}[a-z0-9]+[>|]+)+"
                                # for color quotes

set reply_regexp="^((re(\\^[0-9])? ?:|a(nt)?w(ort)?:|wg:|\\(fwd\\))[ \t]*)*"
                        # Subject prefixes (removed on answering and threading)
#set reply_regexp="^(re|aw):[ \t]+"     # Default

set smileys="(>From )|(:[-^]?[][)(><}{|/DP])"
                        # Special chars, which are not quote regexps, but :-)


#
# Format-Strings:
# 

set date_format="!%a %b %d, %Y at %I:%M:%S%p %Z"
                        # control output of %d in index_format. strftime(3)
                        # here: Monday Dec 06, 1997 at 08:30:42pm CET

# Allows escape sequences: 
#     (\n = newline, \r = carriage-return, \t = tab, \f = formfeed)
# 
# %a Author address     %b original mbox        %B destination list or mbox
# %c bytes in message   %C Message number
# %d date and time in senders timezone ($date_format)
# %D date and time in local timezone ($date_format)
# %e curr. msg no in thread     %E number of msgs in curr. thread
# %f address+real name  %F address+realname (unless self)
# %i Message-ID         %l number of lines      %L list-from function
# %m # of msg in mbox   %M number of hidden messages in collapsed thread
# %n author real name   %N score                %s subject of msg     
# %S status of message (N/D/d/!/*/r)            
# %t `to:' field        %T char from tochars    %u login name of author
# %v author's firstname %y X-Label              %Y X-Label, if changed
# %Z message status flags
# %>X     right justify the rest of the string and pad with character "X"
# %|X     pad to the end of the line with character "X"
# %{<s>} sent time+date in senders timezone  (<s> is an strftime(3) expression)
# %[<s>] sent time+date in local timezone    (<s> is an strftime(3) expression)
# %(<s>) receive time+date in local timezone (<s> is an strftime(3) expression)
# %<<s>> current time in local timezone      (<s> is an strftime(3) expression)
#        if first char in <s> is "!", do not use locale.

set forward_format="(fwd) %s"
                        # subject of forwarded mails

spam 'X-Spam-Level: \*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*' 8
spam 'X-Spam-Level: \*\*\*\*\*\*' 6
spam 'X-Spam-Level: \\*\\*\\*' 3
spam 'X-Spam-Level: \*\*' 2
spam 'X-Spam-Level: \*' 1
#set index_format="%4C %Z %{%b %d} %-15.15F (%4c) %?H?[%H] ?%s"
set index_format="%4C %Z %[!%k:%M %m.%d.%y] %-15.15F (%?M?C%3M&%4c?) %?H?[%H] ?%s"
                        # message line in the index
                        # don't use locales here, because it's not needed and 
                        # it runs in a memory leak in Linux libc5 
                        # use %[!...] or %{!...} instead
# In local folders display lines:
#folder-hook . \
#       'set index_format="%4C %Z %[!%d.%m.%y] %-15.15F (%?M?C%3M&%4l?) %s"'
# In IMAP folders display KByte (because lines are not available):
#folder-hook ^{ \
#       'set index_format="%4C %Z %[!%d.%m.%y] %-15.15F (%?M?C%3M&%4c?) %s"'

set message_format="%-.16n: %s"
                        # string for message/rfc822 in attachment list

set pager_format="-%Z- %C/%m [%[%H:%M]] %-17.17n   %s"
                        # status line of the pager
                        # (show time here, date can be seen in "pil")

set post_indent_string=""       # Footer (after quotes, before signature).


set attribution='On %{%a, %d %b %Y}, %n wrote:\n'
                        # Default Reply-Intro (See send-hook for changes!)

# %C current number     %d last modified        %f filename
# %F permissions        %g group                %l number of hard links
# %N "N" if new mail    %s size in bytes        %t "*" if tagged
# %u owner name         %>X right justify the rest and pad with "X"
# %|X pad to the end of the line with character "X"
set folder_format="%3C %t%N %F %-8.8u %-8.8g %8s %d %f"
                        # file browser menu


#
# status_format
#

# %b # of folders with new mail                 %d # of deleted msgs
# %f mbox path          %F # of flagged msgs    %h hostname
# %m total# of messages %M # of shown msgs      %n # of new msgs
# %l bytes in mbox      %L size of limited msgs %o # of old msgs
# %p # of postponed. msgs       %P percentage of the display             
# %r readonly/changed   %s sorting method       %S sort_aux method
# %t # of tagged msgs   %u # of unread msgs     %v Mutt version
# %>X = right justify and pad with "X"   %|X = pad with "X" to end of line
# %?<sequence_char>?<optional_string>?   print <opt> iff <seq> is non zero
# %?<sequence_char>?<if_string>&<else_string>?

#set status_format="-%r-%v--[%?M?%M/?%m msgs%?n?, %n new?%?d?, %d del?%?F?, %F flag?%?t?, %t tag?%?p?, %p postp?%?b?, %b inc?%?l?, %l?]--(%f)--%s/%S-%>-%P-"
#set status_format="-%r-%v--[%?M?%M/?%m msgs%?n?, %n new?%?d?, %d del?%?F?, %F flag?%?t?, %t tag?%?p?, %p postp?%?b?, %b inc?%?l?, ?%?L?%L/?%?l?%l?]--(%f)--%s/%S-%>-%P-"
set status_format="-%r-%v--[%?M?%M/?%m msgs%?n?, %n new?%?d?, %d del?%?F?, %F flag?%?t?, %t tag?%?p?, %p postp?%?b?, %b inc?%?l?, %l?]--(%f)--%s-%>-%P-"


#
# alias_format
# (format of data displayed for the alias menu)
# %a alias name    %n index number    %r address    %t tag-character 
#
set alias_format="%4n %2d %t %-12a  %r"


#
# attach_format
# (controls the look of the compose and attach menu)
# %c = Content-Type     %C = Charset
# %d = description      %D = deleted flag
# %e = MIME content-transfer-encoding           %f = filename   
# %I = disposition (I=inline, A=attachment)
# %m = major MIME type  %M = MIME subtype       %n = attachment number
# %s = size             %t = tagged flag        %T = tree
# %u = unlink
# %>X = right justify and pad with "X"   %|X = pad with "X" to end of line
#
#set attach_format="%u%D%t%4n %T%.40d%> [%.7m/%.10M, %.6e%?C?, %C?, %s] "
set attach_format="%u%D%I %t%4n %T%.40d%> [%.7m/%.10M, %.6e%?C?, %C?, %s] "


#
# compose_format
# (Controls the status line of the compose menu)
# %a = number of attachments    %h = local hostname
# %l = approx. size of msg      %v = Mutt version
#
set compose_format="-- %v-- Compose  [Approximate Message Size: %l   Attachments: %a]%>-"


#
# Mixmaster Support (only when --with-mixmaster)
#
# %n = number   %c = capabilities       %s = short name         %a = address
#set mix_entry_format="%4n %c %-16s %a" # Format of mixmaster list
#set mixmaster="mixmaster"              # Mixmaster binary



#
# Pretty Good Privacy (PGP):
#

set pgp_ignore_subkeys  # On OpenPGP keys only show the main key, not the sub.
set pgp_autosign        # pgp sign every outgoing mail. (send-hook?)
unset pgp_autoencrypt   # pgp encrypt every outgoing mail. (send-hook?)
set pgp_create_traditional=no   # Use old-style PGP? (don't do it!)
set pgp_replyencrypt    # Encrypt replies on encrypted mail
set pgp_replysign       # Sign replies on signed mail
set pgp_replysignencrypted      # Sign replies on encrypted mail
unset pgp_retainable_sigs       # disable retainable signatures.
set pgp_verify_sig=yes  # ask me whether I want to check a pgp signature
set pgp_timeout=7200    # forget PGP passphrase after 7200 seconds (=2 hours)
set pgp_strict_enc      # allway use QP enc. with PGP.
unset pgp_long_ids      # display 64bit PGP key-ids (don't change this!)
set pgp_show_unusable   # show unusable PGP keys in menu
set pgp_use_gpg_agent   # Use gpg_agent

# %n = number   %k = key id     %K = key id of the principal key
# %u = user id  %a = algorithm  %A = algorithm of the princ. key
# %l = length   %L = length of the princ. key   
# %f = flags    %F = flags of the princ. key    
# %c = capabilities             %C = capabilities of the princ. key
# %t = trust/validity of the key-uid association
#set pgp_entry_format="%4n %t%f %4l/0x%k %-4a %2c %u"
set pgp_entry_format="%4n %t%f %[%y/%m/%d] %4l/0x%k %-4a %2c %u"

#
# Sorting of PGP keys:
# (address, keyid, date, trust) and reverse-*
#
set pgp_sort_keys=trust




#
# Delivery Status Notification (DSN)
# (this may cause problems with some MTAs, so comment it out, if necessary)
#

set dsn_notify="failure,delay"
set dsn_return="hdrs"


#
# score <pattern> <value>
# unscore <pattern>
#
# (pattern is something like '~A' (all), '~f aol\.com$', '~s mutt' ...)
# (value is between -9999 and 9999. A prefix '=' sets otherwise incr/decr)
#
unscore *

unset score                     # turn off scoring
set score_threshold_delete=-1   # mark messages with score <=value deleted
set score_threshold_flag=9999   # mark messages with score >=value flagged
set score_threshold_read=-1     # mark messages with score <=value read


#
# Show or suppress headers:
# 

ignore lines precedence status
ignore nntp-posting-host path old-return-path received >received references
ignore content- errors-to in-reply-to mime-version
ignore resent-message-id return-path xref path
ignore x-keywords x-uid x-ftn-via x-ftn-domain x-ftn-seen-by x-ftn-path
ignore x-gateway x-loop x-sender x-priority
ignore mbox-line x-pop3-rcpt x-mailing-list x400- dl-expansion-history
ignore priority alternate-recipient x-zc-via 
ignore x-received x-envelope-sender x-return-path x-authentication-warning
ignore resent-message-id resent-sender resent-date resent-cc
ignore x-envelope-from x-envelope-to x-delivery-time
ignore x-egroups-return list-unsubscribe list-archive list-help
ignore from
unignore from:



#
# Extra headers that I would like added to all my outgoing mail messages.
# Attention: !!! No comments in the (un)my_hdr lines !!!
#

unmy_hdr *              
                                        # remove all extra headers first.

# "
# MIME-Types which should be automatically displayed. If a copiousoutput
# exists, use it and display it in internal pager.
# (if $implicit_autoview is set, this is automated for MIME types where
#  an entry with copiousoutput exists in the mailcap)
#

auto_view text/richtext text/html text/x-sgml text/x-vcard text/x-sh \
          text/x-csrc text/tex text/-xtex text/english \
          application/x-tex application/x-dvi \
          application/x-gzip-dvi application/x-diff-gzip application/x-gzip \
          application/x-gunzip application/x-bzip2 \
          application/x-cpio application/x-gtar \
          application/x-tar application/x-tar-gz application/x-rar-compressed \
          application/x-zip-compressed application/zip application/x-csh \
          application/x-sh application/x-script application/x-shellscript \
          application/x-latex application/x-tex application/x-shar \
          application/x-troff application/x-troff-man application/x-troff-me \
          application/x-pgp-message application/msword \
          application/ms-tnef application/ms-word application/rtf \
          application/octet-stream application/x-tcl application/x-perl \
          application/x-debian-package message/partial


#
# List of MIME-Types to give a priority when reading multipart/alternative
#

alternative_order text/enriched text/plain text/html



#
# mbox-hook pattern mailbox
# (save all "read" messages from pattern to mailbox)
#

#
# monochrom terminals:
# (none, bold, underline, reverse, standout)
#
#    object             attribute
#
mono normal             none            # normal text
mono indicator          reverse         # actual message
mono tree               none            # thread arrows
mono status             reverse         # status line
mono error              bold            # errors
mono message            none            # info messages
mono quoted             bold            # quoted text
mono signature          none            # signature
mono attachment         underline       # MIME attachments
mono search             reverse         # search matches
mono tilde              none            # ~ at bottom of msg
mono markers            bold            # + at beginning of wrapped lines
mono hdrdefault         none            # default header lines
mono bold               bold            # hiliting bold patterns in body
mono underline          underline       # hiliting underlined patterns in body
#
#    object      attribute      RegExp
#
mono header      bold           "^(from|subject):"
#mono body       underline      "((ftp|http|https)://|news:)[^ >)\"\t]+"
mono body        underline      "((ftp|http|https)://|(file|news):|www\\.)[-a-z0-9_.:]*[a-z0-9](/[^][{} \t\n\r\"<>()]*[^][{} \t\n\r\"<>().,:!])?/?"
mono body        underline      "[-a-z_0-9.]+@[-a-z_0-9.]+"
mono body        bold           "(^| )\\*[-a-z0-9]+"

## ========================================================================

## AUTO_VIEW - tell mutt which "content types" to view with
## the command given in the $HOME/.mailcap file.
## ========================================================================

#auto_view text/html text/enriched application/x-gunzip application/postscript /gif application/x-tar-gz application/pgp-signature image/*

## ========================================================================
## BIND - bind commands to keys.
## ========================================================================

## ========================
## Bindings for attach menu
## ========================

bind attach ' ' select-entry

## ============================
## Bindings for index and pager
## ============================

## Jumping to the next mail that is still unread.
bind index   \t    next-new
bind pager   \t    next-new
bind index   ' '   next-unread
bind pager   ' '   next-unread
bind index   V     show-version
bind pager   V     show-version
bind index   A     create-alias
bind pager   A     create-alias
#macro index  S     <pipe-message>add_spammer.pl<enter>s="SPAM\n"
#macro pager  S     <pipe-message>add_spammer.pl<enter>s="SPAM\n"
#macro index  X     |"spamassassin -r \n"
#macro pager  X     |"spamassassin -r \n"
macro index  S     "s=spam/MANUALSPAM\r"
macro pager  S     "s=spam/MANUALSPAM\r"
macro index  X     "<copy-message>=spam/HAM\r"
macro pager  X     "<copy-message>=spam/HAM\r"
macro index  "\\T"   "<copy-message>=TODO\r"
macro pager  "\\T"   "<copy-message>=TODO\r"

## ==============================================
## Bindings for editing and reloading the .muttrc
## ==============================================

macro generic   ,ve   "!gnuclient ~/.muttrc\n"
macro generic   ,vu   ":source ~/.muttrc\r"
macro generic   ,va   "!gnuclient ~/.mail_aliases \n"

## ======================
## Bindings for index
## ======================

bind index   P          recall-message
bind index   s          save-message
bind browser x          check-new
bind index   <pagedown> next-page
bind index   <pageup>   previous-page
bind index   x          sync-mailbox
bind index   a          tag-prefix
bind index   \;         tag-entry

macro index  \cb        "|urlview\n"
macro index  ,l         "l~N ! ~p\n"
macro index  ,n         "l~N\n"

# ======================================
# Quickly change to my favorite folders:
# ======================================
macro index  "\\d"  "c=lists/debian-devel\r"
macro index  "\\o"  "c=outbox\r"
macro index  "\\t"  "c=TODO\r";
macro index  "\\b"  "c=lists/debian_bugs\r"
macro index  I      "c!\n" "Go to Inbox"

macro pager  "\\d"  "c=lists/debian-devel\r"
macro pager  "\\t"  "c=TODO\r";
macro pager  "\\o"  "c=outbox\r"
macro pager  "\\b"  "c=lists/debian-bugs\r"
macro pager  I      "c!\n" "Go to Inbox"

# ===========================
#    Bindings for pager
# ===========================

bind pager     /   search
bind pager     L   list-reply
bind pager     b   bounce-message
bind pager     f   forward-message
bind pager     m   mail
bind pager     g   group-reply
bind pager     j   next-line
bind pager     k   previous-line
bind pager     :   enter-command
bind pager     p   previous-undeleted
bind pager     n   next-undeleted
bind pager     \n  next-unread
bind pager     \cf forget-passphrase
#bind compose   \n  send-message
bind compose   s   send-message
bind pager ,p print-message

macro pager J "!gpg --keyserver wwwkeys.eu.pgp.net --recv-key " "Get PGP Key"
macro pager K "!gpg --lsign-key " "Sign PGP Key"

# funky gimmick, but I never use it =)
#macro pager ,s "|festival --tts\r"

#macro index M "c{imap1.bonn.id-pro.net}\n"

macro pager "i" "<sync-mailbox><change-folder>?<toggle-mailboxes>"
macro index "i" "<sync-mailbox><change-folder>?<toggle-mailboxes>"

## =====================================
## Tom's cursor movement system [tm] ;-)
## =====================================

bind  pager   <up>     previous-line
bind  pager   <down>   next-line
bind  pager   <left>   exit 
bind  pager   <right>  view-attachments
bind  attach  <left>   exit
bind  attach  <right>  view-attach
bind  index   <right>  display-message
# Pre mutt 1.3.x, you'll want this instead:
#macro index   <left>   "c?"
macro index   <left>   "c?<tab>"
bind  browser <right>  select-entry
bind  browser <left>   exit

## =================
## Color definitions
## =================
color attachment white     magenta
color body      brightgreen       default  "ftp://[^ ]*"
color body     brightgreen default "[[:alnum:]][-+.#_[:alnum:]]*@[-+.[:alnum:]]*[[:alnum:]]"
color body      brightgreen       default  "<URL:[^ ]*>"
color bold      green      default
color error     red        default

color header    yellow     default  "^from"
color header    green      default  "^from:"
color header    green      default  "^to:"
color header    green      default  "^cc:"
color header    green      default  "^date:"
color header    yellow     default  "^newsgroups:"
color header    yellow     default  "^reply-to:"
color header    brightcyan default  "^subject:"
color header    red        default  "^x-spam-rule:"
color header    yellow     default  "^x-mailer:"
color header    yellow     default  "^message-id:"
color header    yellow     default  "^Organization:"
color header    yellow     default  "^Organisation:"  
color header    yellow     default  "^User-Agent:"  
color header    yellow     default  "^message-id: .*pine"
color header    yellow     default  "^X-Fnord:"
color header    yellow     default  "^X-WebTV-Stationery:"
color header    yellow     default  "^X-Message-Flag:"
color header    yellow        default  "^X-Diagnostic:"

color indicator white      blue
color markers   red        default
color message   white      blue

## ==================================================
## Colorizing the body of messages (ie in the pager)
## ==================================================

color normal    white     default  # pager body

#  Coloring quoted text - coloring the first 7 levels:
color quoted    cyan      default
color quoted1   yellow    default
color quoted2   red       default
color quoted3   green     default
color quoted4   cyan      default
color quoted5   yellow    default
color quoted6   red       default
color quoted7   green     default

color signature brightred      default
color status    white          blue
color tilde     blue           default
color tree      brightmagenta  default
color underline yellow         default
color body      yellow         default  "[;:]-[)/(|]"  # colorise smileys
color body      yellow         default  "[;:][)/(|]"
color body      brightblue     default  "(http|ftp|news|telnet|finger)://[^ ]*"

color index     yellow         default  ~N      # New
color index     yellow         default  ~O      # Old
# color index     brightgreen    default  '~s tgil'
# color index     cyan           default  '~s gilbertt ~f cvs-commits-list'
color index     brightgreen    default  '~p'    # mail to myself
color index     brightcyan    default  '~P'    # mail from myself
color index     magenta        default  ~F      # Flagged
color index     blue           default  ~T      # Tagged
color index     red            default  ~D      # Deleted

# Headers to ignore/see
# Ignore everything but the really important lines:
ignore *
unignore from: date subject to cc reply-to:
unignore organization organisation
unignore user-agent: x-agent: x-mailer: x-newsreader:
unignore newsgroups: posted-to: x-spam-rule:
# These can provide amusement
unignore X-Fnord: X-WebTV-Stationery: X-Message-Flag:
# procmail rules for listmaster
unignore X-Diagnostic:

# ordering of headers in the pager
unhdr_order *
hdr_order Date: From: To: Cc: X-Newsreader: X-Mailer: Organization: Organisation: User-Agent: X-Fnord: X-WebTV-Stationery: X-Message-Flag: X-Diagnostic: Newsgroups: Reply-To: Subject: x-spam-rule:

## "alternates" tells mutt about your addresses.  Mutt thus can show mails
## addresses to you in the folder index as "personal" using the flag '+'.
#set alternates=((tom|gilbertt)@snowman.net|.*@linuxbrit.*|.*@offended.*|giblet@lunixbrat.com)

# Set the defaults for folders:
folder-hook .    set timeout=30
folder-hook .    set sort=threads
folder-hook .    set sort_aux=date-received
# When I'm in the main index, check more often :)
#folder-hook "!"  set timeout=5
# Mail in my inbox is more date than thread sensitive...
folder-hook "!"  set sort=date-received
folder-hook "sent"  set sort=date-received

#folder-hook .    set signature=~/.signature

#folder-hook .    unmy_hdr *
folder-hook .    my_hdr "From: Don Armstrong <don@donarmstrong.com>"
folder-hook .    set signature="~/.signature" 
folder-hook .    unmy_hdr "Reply-To:"
folder-hook .    unmy_hdr "Cc:"

# bug hooks
reply-hook ~A unmy_hdr "X-Debbugs-No-Ack";
#reply-hook "~h X-Debian-PR" my_hdr "X-Debbugs-No-Ack: yes no ack";
send-hook ~A unmy_hdr "X-Debbugs-No-Ack";
send-hook "(~C submit@bugs.debian.org |~C control@bugs.debian.org |~C \d+@bugs.debian.org)" my_hdr "X-Debbugs-No-Ack: yes no ack"

# Fix the Mail-Followup-To for sdondley
reply-hook . unmy_hdr "Mail-Followup-To";
reply-hook "(~f sdondley@gmail.com|~f s@gmail.com|~f s@dondley.com)" my_hdr "Mail-Followup-To: Don Armstrong <don@donarmstrong.com>";

# Debian folder hooks
folder-hook debian my_hdr "From: Don Armstrong <don@debian.org>"
folder-hook bdo_role my_hdr "From: Don Armstrong <don@debian.org>"
folder-hook bdo_role my_hdr "Reply-To: owner@bugs.debian.org"
folder-hook bdo_role my_hdr "Cc: owner@bugs.debian.org"
folder-hook 0_ldo_role my_hdr "From: Don Armstrong <don@debian.org>"
folder-hook 0_ldo_role my_hdr "Reply-To: listmaster@lists.debian.org"
folder-hook 0_ldo_role my_hdr "Cc: listmaster@lists.debian.org"


#reply-hook '~C don@debian.org' my_hdr "From: Don Armstrong <don@debian.org>"

macro generic   ,ad   my_hdr "From: Don Armstrong <don@debian.org>"
macro generic   ,an   my_hdr "From: Don Armstrong <don@donarmstrong.com>"

send-hook ~A '`/home/don/lib/signature_stuff/pick_a_quote.pl` set-signature "~/.signature"'


open-hook   \\.gz$ "gzip -cd %f > %t" 
close-hook  \\.gz$ "gzip -c %t > %f" 
append-hook \\.gz$ "gzip -c %t >> %f"




## "lists" adds a list of mailing lists addresses
## so mutt knows about these for showing them in the folder indes
## and to allow replying to them with the command "list-reply".
## The first part of the address (up to the @) should be used here.
unlists *      # remove old entries first
lists `cd ~/Mail/lists && echo *`
lists `cd ~/Mail/bugs && echo *`

unsubscribe *
subscribe `cd ~/Mail/lists && echo *`
subscribe `cd ~/Mail/bugs && echo *`

## "mailboxes" defines the list of folders to be checked for new mail
## Mutt both can show the number of mailboxes with new mail in the index and
## you can cycle through these after giving the "change-folder" command.  :-)
mailboxes +INBOX
mailboxes +TODO
mailboxes +bdo_role
mailboxes +0_ldo_role
mailboxes +oftc
#mailboxes +lists !
#mailboxes +bugs !
#mailboxes +sms +SPAM +work
mailboxes `for file in ~/Mail/lists/*; do echo -n "+lists/$(basename $file) "; done`
mailboxes `for file in ~/Mail/bugs/*; do echo -n "+bugs/$(basename $file) "; done`


## FCC Hooks