Allowing to schedule mails to be sent at a later time. Thus enabling the ability to “undo send” mails.
I’m aware of benmaughen’s mu4e-delay but it was lacking features which
I wanted.
Thanks to him for the inspiration and to Kai Großjohann for
gnus-delay.el
which I copied code from. (mu4e-send-delay-add-delay-header
)
Features:
- mu4e context support
- Saves scheduled mails to
mu4e-drafts-folder
- Uses an emacs timer to check Drafts if a mail is scheduled to be sent now
- Allows easy edit of the X-Delay header in mu4e-compose-mode
- Displays scheduled time in mu4e-view
- Doesn’t send if mail is currently being edited
- Works with attachments
- Put
mu4e-send-delay.el
into a directory in you load-path and require it.
(add-to-list 'load-path "path/to/directory") ; that contains mu4e-send-delay.el
(require 'mu4e-send-delay)
- Setup mu4e-send-delay-setup
(mu4e-send-delay-setup) ; sets up headers to show up by default
- Initialize the timer that works through the Drafts to send delayed mails
(add-hook 'mu4e-main-mode-hook 'mu4e-send-delay-initialize-send-queue-timer)
- Has only been tested on Emacs 24.5 and later
- With mu 0.9.16
Right now the sent buffer will be re-encoded to utf-8, to avoid mml.el complaining upon a scheduled sent. If you notice your mails arriving garbled despite looking okay in the Drafts, please consider the following emacs options:
(prefer-coding-system 'utf-8)
(set-language-environment "UTF-8")
Assigning the scheduled enabled send to C-c C-c
(add-hook 'mu4e-main-mode-hook (lambda ()
(define-key mu4e-compose-mode-map
(kbd "C-c C-c")
'mu4e-send-delay-send-and-exit)))
Now you can C-c C-c
every mail
mu4e-send-delay-default-delay
is set to “3m”mu4e-send-delay-timer
is set to every 2 minutesmu4e-send-delay-include-header-in-draft
is truemu4e-send-strip-header-before-send
is truemu4e-internet-host-test
is “www.gnu.org”
Change these with
(setq mu4e-send-delay-default-delay "5m")