Since nobody replied to this (probably because it was sent during the
evil list feedback), I'm reposting it as it is a fairly urgent question.
My e-mail account is with my ISP, meaning I dial-up using PPP and use
an smtp host provided by my ISP to send mail. I use smail as my MTA.
I used to use pine as my MUA and everything worked fine. However, I
recently switched to mutt (I like it much better). It seemed to be
working fine for a while. My messages to this list (this one is even
coming from mutt) and to a few other people have worked fine.
However, my friend at a local ISP is unable to receive messages from
me when I send them using mutt. I've been looking at the differences
in the headers from pine and mutt, and the only two differences were
that pine included an "X-Sender: [EMAIL PROTECTED]" header and mutt did not
and Pine's return-path header looks like this "Return-Path:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]" and mutt's looks like this "Return-Path: [EMAIL PROTECTED]".
I used the my_hdr's mutt command to add the X-Sender header, but that
did no good. I haven't been able to figure out how to fix the
Return-Path header. Would this invalid return-path cause my friend to
not be able to get my e-mail, and, if it would, how would I fix it?
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