Subject: Problems with Fcc: to subdirectory/sent-mail

From: "M. Hotti" <[email-masked]>
Date: Tue, 23 Aug 1994 06:15:11 +0300 (EDT)

My directory structure for pine folders and collections is like
this: (Unix-Pine)

                                        collections	folders
-----------------------------------------------------------------
	$HOME	-->	mail	-->	Personal -->	john
							jack
							tina

					listmail -->	pine-info
							aikido-list
							NEW-LIST
	
					sent-saves--> 	sent-mail
							sent-mail-feb
							sent-mail-mar

	Etc... My default for saves is mail/Personal/[]
directory and I'm trying to make Pine to save the Fcc: to the
mail/sent-saves/sent-mail -directory. I've put the following line
in my .pinerc -file:

default-fcc=mail/sent-saves/sent-mail 

... but when composing and sending the message I get the error
message stating that there's no such file in 'mail-Personals'.
Pine tries to create the file but it doesn't succeed in it, of
course. Does the sent-mail -file always have to be in the
default directory for saves. I also tried:

default-fcc=mail/sent-saves/[] 

... but it didn't help either.

	Yours, Marko

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Marko Hotti <[email-masked]>		University of Oulu
						Faculty of Medicine

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From: "M. Hotti" <[email-masked]>
Date: Tue, 23 Aug 1994 06:57:15 +0300 (EDT)

... Forget about my previous posting about the problem concerning
the Fcc: to subdirectory/sent-mail. It was actually very easy to
solve but I was just too impatient to try all the alternatives.
The answer was to put the full pathname to the fcc-folder= -entry
in .pinerc. I was assuming that Pine will generate all its pathnames
for folders and collections relative to the $HOME/mail -directory.

Thanks anyway for everyone who answered the question!

-Marko-