Michael Connolly [[EMAIL PROTECTED]] wrote:
> I have three entries in my .muttrc file for mail lists.
>
> lists [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> lists [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> lists [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
> When I go to reply to the mdlug list it ask me if I want to reply to
> "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" ( what I want ) then I can say no if I want to go to
> the person who sent it.
That list is apparently setting a reply-to header that points back to the
list. Mutt detects this and gives you the option of ignoring it. You can
change this behaviour... see the manual for details.
> The mutt and linux one always uses the From: line for the reply never
> asking if I want to reply to the List itself.
These lists do not set a reply-to header (and good for them).
Anyway, when you define lists in Mutt, you can then always use list-reply
(bound to 'L' by default) to reply to the list, leaving reply ('r') to
reply to just the sender. Rather nifty.
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