minimal muttrc/procmailrc example?

[R. Andrew Bailey]

I've messed around some with the example settings in README.notmuch,
but I'm still a little hazy on the right way to combine procmail,
notmuch, and mutt-kz (and possibly notmuch-deliver)

If I wanted to do utterly basic delivery with procmail and a single
Maildir (to start), is my best bet just to add a default recipe that
calls notmuch-deliver? Messages are tagged +inbox by default, right?

Another question- I frequently use t/T in the mutt index view to mark a
bunch of messages, but I noticed that modify-labels-then-hide acts on
the message under the cursor, not any tagged selections. I hunted for
a -tagged variant and didn't see one. Is there an easy way to have the
modify-labels commands apply to tagged messages as well?

Thanks for your work; this seems really promising and I'm enjoying
playing with mutt-kz.

.andy

[Karel Zak]

On Mon, Apr 09, 2012 at 01:37:16PM -0400, R. Andrew Bailey wrote:
> Another question- I frequently use t/T in the mutt index view to mark a
> bunch of messages, but I noticed that modify-labels-then-hide acts on
> the message under the cursor, not any tagged selections. I hunted for
> a -tagged variant and didn't see one. Is there an easy way to have the
> modify-labels commands apply to tagged messages as well?

I have in my .muttrc:

macro index A "<modify-labels-then-hide>+archive -inbox\n<sync-mailbox>"

and it works with tag-prefix (';') command. It means that I can mark
 emails by tag-pattern ('T') or tag-thread and then then press ';A' to
 move all selected emails to archive.

Karel