[neomutt-users] Notmuch folders and Fcc configuration
Felix Wittwer
hallo at felixwittwer.de
Sat Nov 14 23:17:31 CET 2020
[TL;DR] How do I configure multiple sent folders when using notmuch?
Hello everyone!
So, for the past few years, I have been happily using neomutt with as
many as 9 active mail accounts at a time. But after all this time, I
feel that my inboxes are getting out of hand and since switching inboxes
by sourcing new configs was always cumbersome, I wanted to switch to
notmuch.
I spent about 2 hours going through my mail and coming up with a ~200
line auto-tagging script for notmuch and configuring neomutt to use the
virtual mailboxes I created based on these tags. But since I am a
perfectionist, I now also want to set up mail-sending to work correctly.
Via the use_from setting and some sane defaults, I manage to get the
automatic sender address selection right most of the time. msmtp then
automatically picks the right mail host to send my mail through.
But the question I now have is: How can I -- in this new setup with
notmuch -- get the placement of the outgoing mail in the `Sent` folder
right?
Say I want to send a mail from this address I write from -- then it
should go into this addresses' Sent folder. But if I write from my work
address or the address of organization B, the mails should both land in
the respective Sent folders.
Is there a clean way to configure this (without going back to manual
configuration sourcing)? I found some references to `fcc-hook`s in the
documentation, but that seems to match on the receiver addresses, which
is nothing I want to configure (this is a huge and ever-growing list,
even when using regexes).
I hope somebody has a good tip for me. Thanks in advance! :)
Cheers,
Felix
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