fcc-hook not honoured

[berni]

Config:

set from = berni@birkenwald.de
set tmpdir = /tmp
set sort = threads
set index_format = "%4C %Z %{%b %d} %-15.15L (%02M) %s"
set editor = "vim '+set textwidth=72' '+syntax on'"
set copy = no
set use_from = yes
set envelope_from = yes
set mime_forward = yes
set imap_user = "berni"
set folder=imap://pop3.mucip.net
set mbox=imap://pop3.mucip.net
set spoolfile=imap://pop3.mucip.net
my_hdr Bcc: berni@birkenwald.de
mailboxes =INBOX =Sent =ipv6 =lists.de-cix =lists.ipv6-ops =unsorted
folder-hook .    set from = berni@birkenwald.de
folder-hook .    fcc-hook . =Sent
folder-hook =ipv6 set from = berni+ipv6@birkenwald.de
folder-hook =ipv6 fcc-hook . =ipv6
ignore *
unignore From To Cc Subject Date Reply-To X-Spam-Level
set header_cache = /tmp/bernicache
set imap_idle=yes
set charset="utf8"
set wrapmargin = 5
alternates 'berni(\+.*)?@birkenwald.de' 

When I hit new mail/reply while being in the folder =ipv6 the Fcc: field in the summary is correctly filled with =ipv6. But when I hit 'y' (send), the message is not saved.

When I hit 'f' (set fcc) in the summary first, acknowledge the already prefilled value "=ipv6" by just pressing ENTER the message is saved correctly when sending.

Version:

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[Alain Bench]

Hi, and thank you for the report.

 On Sunday, February 3, 2008 at 23:01:32 -0000, Mutt wrote:

> When I hit new mail/reply while being in the folder =ipv6 the Fcc:
> field in the summary is correctly filled with =ipv6. But when I hit
> 'y' (send), the message is not saved.

    Because $copy=no means that you don't want to "Save a copy of this
message?" upon sending. Set $copy to "ask-yes" or "ask-no" to be
prompted, or to "yes" to always save without question.


> When I hit 'f' (set fcc) in the summary first, acknowledge the already
> prefilled value "=ipv6" by just pressing ENTER the message is saved
> correctly when sending.

    Indeed: When the user explicitly enters an FCC, we can presume he
wants to save a copy. Mutt then saves without any question, disregarding
the value of $copy.


>| folder-hook .     fcc-hook . =Sent
>| folder-hook =ipv6 fcc-hook . =ipv6

    BTW if you only have *default* fcc-hooks, don't use fcc-hooks at
all, but set $record instead.

| folder-hook .      set record=+Sent
| folder-hook =ipv6$ set record=+ipv6


>| set charset="utf8"

    Drop this line.


Bye!	Alain.

[berni]

Argh, thanks a lot. A lot of people couldn't figure this out but you have.