Daniel Kahn Gillmor <dkg@fifthhorseman.net> writes:

>
> I'm currently working around this by setting notmuch-fcc-dirs to nil,
> and setting message-send-mail-hook to (dkg-notmuch-fcc), which is defined
> as:
>
>     (defun dkg-notmuch-fcc ()
>       (shell-command-on-region (point-min) (point-max) "notmuch insert"))
>
> this takes advantage of message-send-mail-hook's late-send.  as the
> documentation for that var says:
>
>     This hook is run very late -- just before the message is sent as
>     mail.
>
> But this isn't something normal users should need to do manually.
>
> Any emacs gurus want to propose a way to improve the situation?  i'm at
> a bit of a loss.

Not an "emacs guru". However... 

Currently our fcc processing is run (in a slightly weird way by
rebinding message-do-fcc) just before message-sent-hook. This has the
potentially important semantics that it only runs for messages that are
successfully sent.

There is a variable message-encoded-mail-cache, which holds the raw sent
message. We should probably use this instead of doing our own
re-encoding (mml-generate-mime does the actual mime stuff, and is called
from message-encode-message-body. Larsi added this variable to gnus
after we copied and modified message-do-fcc. The change _looks_
relatively simple, guarding the call to message-encode-message-body as
follows:

	;; Avoid re-doing things like GPG-encoding secret parts.
	(if (not encoded-cache)
	    (message-encode-message-body)
	  (erase-buffer)
	  (insert encoded-cache))

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