On Fri, 2011-02-04 at 14:30 +0900, Michael wrote: > I constantly wish to respond to emails with the "From" address set to > the same as the "To" header, where the email was received to. > > For example, I might have example.org as my domain. I have set-up > evolution to have the main account as <mich...@example.org>. However, I > have a catch-all set up on the example.org domain, so that all emails > are sent to <mich...@example.org>. This means I can give a different > email address to every person/organisation, who I want to be able to > distinguish. > > The government might get <ineedno...@example.org>, and that dodgy spam > company might get <bugger...@example.org>, and the hotel I stayed at for > one night that insisted I had an email address when I booked online, and > that I will never stay at again, might get <hotel...@example.org>. > > The advantage of the catch-all is that I can make up an address on the > spot, and I don't have to register it anywhere. > > The trouble is, that sometimes I want to respond to these emails, but > without using my main account. ATM I've got a send only account that I > change the email address of every time I want to send an email. I don't > want to have to set up an account for every possible email (because by > this stage I've probably got over 100). > > What I would really like is a way for Evolution to check the "To" > address when I hit reply on an email, and auto-insert that into the > "From" field (or at least have it as an option). > > Does anyone have any idea of how I might accomplish this?
I guess you could in theory do it with an output filter. Alternatively, you could set up a local MTA to do the conversion for you. Either way, it sounds like quite a bit of work poc _______________________________________________ evolution-list mailing list evolution-list@gnome.org To change your list options or unsubscribe, visit ... http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/evolution-list
