On 13-08-2004, at 06h 18'17", [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote about "RE: Send equal reply to
messages in mailbox folder"
> Hi!
>
> > I have several messages in a mailbox folder who I would like to send the
> > same reply. Can that be done easily?
>
>
>
Hi!
> I have several messages in a mailbox folder who I would like to send the
> same reply. Can that be done easily?
ne^'u du`ng mutt thi` qua' u+ la` easily, tag ca'c message ca^`n
reply ba(`ng "t" ro^`i go~ ";g"
Tuoi_hot_sen translated:
Try mutt, tag messages you like to RE with "t" then ";g
On 12-08-2004, at 13h 04'53", Jacob Friis Larsen wrote about "Re: Send equal reply to
messages in mailbox folder"
> >Try to run the
> >grep '^From ' mailbox | awk '{print $2}' | sort | uniq
>
> If I do:
> grep '^Return-Path:
Try to run the
grep '^From ' mailbox | awk '{print $2}' | sort | uniq
If I do:
grep '^Return-Path: ' mailbox | awk '{print $2}' | sort | uniq
I get E-Mail adressess like this:
...
How can I remove the "<" and ">"?
Would it be possible to also get the subject?
$ echo $SHELL
/bin/bash
Thanks for y
On 12-08-2004, at 11h 55'53", Jacob Friis Larsen wrote about "Re: Send equal reply to
messages in mailbox folder"
>
> Mails are stored on a Linux box. And I have a Debian desktop. Would that
> help?
>
Try to run the
grep '^From ' mailbox | awk &#
I just noticed that you use Mozilla under windows. Well, my litle
scripts will not help you there :-(
And netscape/mozilla adds an odd From_ line, where the e-mail address
is replaced by a - (minus). You could make a grep after 'From: ' but
this is strange because some people use names, some don't.
On 12-08-2004, at 10h 49'27", Ionel Mugurel Ciobica wrote about "Re: Send equal reply
to messages in mailbox folder"
> On 12-08-2004, at 08h 51'05", Jacob Friis Larsen wrote about "Send equal reply to
> messages in mailbox folder"
> > I have s
On 12-08-2004, at 08h 51'05", Jacob Friis Larsen wrote about "Send equal reply to
messages in mailbox folder"
> I have several messages in a mailbox folder who I would like to send the
> same reply. Can that be done easily?
>
> Thanks,
> Jacob
>
Yes, see here a (t)csh command:
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