mutt signature

Raul A. Gallegos raul at asmodean.net
Thu Jul 15 07:18:49 EDT 2004


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I just wrote a little script which will enable one to have a different 
signature each time you write a message.  What I did was create a file 
in my home dir called .signature-default which has my name and my web 
address.  The makesig.sh script does the rest.  Just dropped it into my 
home bin dir and chmod 755 makesig.sh.  In mutt you use the 
line:

set signature=makesig.sh|

Note the pipe at the end of that line.  Here is 
the little script.

#!/bin/sh

# makes a signature using fortune

/usr/games/fortune > $HOME/.signature-fortune
cat $HOME/.signature-fortune $HOME/.signature-default


- -- 
Why do we want intelligent terminals  when there are so many stupid users?
- -- Raul A. Gallegos - http://www.asmodean.net
- -- Public GPG Key - http://asmodean.net/raul-pgp.asc
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