Leo Vegoda <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> I would like to be able to use these domains to craete a Message-ID
> header, rather than using the message ID created by the MTA used by my
> shell account.
Mutt already generates randomized Message-ID headers. It does this so
that if the message is saved in an out-box, any replies to can be
matched up. If Mutt let the MTA generate the Message-ID, then it
wouldn't know how to match them up, because the out-box copy wouldn't
have one. Er.. well, anyway..
> Can anyone tell me if this is possible with a send-hook my_hdr command
> in the .muttrc? If it is, how can I do this (I'm not sure how to
> introducr sufficient randomness into the process)?
I think you can do this, because Mutt uses the 'hostname' variable to
put into the Message-ID. So if you 'set hostname=your.domain' in your
send-hook, it ought to work.
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