I am using --compose-from-file, and would like to have an option to not insert a signature (in most cases it's fine with the signature, but I have a usage where I would like to avoid it). Something like "--compose-from-file myfile --no-sign" working would be really great. I would use this through a bash script, so I wouldn't mind if it's a long option, and most times when I compose mail _not_ using the bash script, I would like the signature, so I have it set in the claws setting to insert a signature, this option would simply override the claws option for the current composition.
Hi Andreas! For that use case, perhaps having an account configured like the one you're using but SMTP-only and with an empty signature is a workaround. Have you tried that?
Hey Ricardo! That can actually be a good workaround, thanks! I needed however to move the new account above the one I copied to make --compose-from-mail select that one before the old one. Also, actually looking at the code, it seems to be quite complicated to make the changes required for my initial request... An alternative would of course to be to be able to select account in compose mail, and with this using your work-around.
> An alternative would of course to be to be able to select account in > compose mail, and with this using your work-around. Err, immediately to the right of "From" in my compose window is a field and when I hover over it the tooltip says "Account to use for this email". I think that is exactly what you're asking for?
>Err, immediately to the right of "From" in my compose window is a field >and when I hover over it the tooltip says "Account to use for this >email". I think that is exactly what you're asking for? Sure, but my goal is to be able to set this already in my script, with having to change as little as possible when I have the mail composed and ready to send.