2.4.3. Commands in ‘envelope’ mode¶
The following commands are available in envelope mode:
- attach
attach files to the mail
- argument
file(s) to attach (accepts wildcards)
- detach
remove attachments from current envelope
- argument
name of the attachment to remove (accepts wildcards)
- display
change which body alternative to display
- argument
part to show
- edit
edit mail
- optional arguments
- —spawn:
spawn editor in new terminal
- —refocus:
refocus envelope after editing (defaults to: ‘True’)
- —part:
which alternative to edit (“html” or “plaintext”); valid choices are: ‘html’,’plaintext’
- encrypt
request encryption of message before sendout
- argument
keyid of the key to encrypt with
- optional arguments
- —trusted:
only add trusted keys
- html2txt
convert html to plaintext alternative
- argument
converter command to use
- refine
prompt to change the value of a header
- argument
header to refine
- removehtml
remove HTML alternative from the envelope
- retag
set message tags
- argument
comma separated list of tags
- rmencrypt
do not encrypt to given recipient key
- argument
keyid of the key to encrypt with
- save
save draft
- send
send mail
- set
set header value
- positional arguments
0: header to refine 1: value
- optional arguments
- —append:
keep previous values
- sign
mark mail to be signed before sending
- argument
which key id to use
- tag
add tags to message
- argument
comma separated list of tags
- toggleencrypt
toggle if message should be encrypted before sendout
- argument
keyid of the key to encrypt with
- optional arguments
- —trusted:
only add trusted keys
- toggleheaders
toggle display of all headers
- togglesign
toggle sign status
- argument
which key id to use
- toggletags
flip presence of tags on message
- argument
comma separated list of tags
- txt2html
convert plaintext to html alternative
- argument
converter command to use
- unencrypt
remove request to encrypt message before sending
- unset
remove header field
- argument
header to refine
- unsign
mark mail not to be signed before sending
- untag
remove tags from message
- argument
comma separated list of tags