Hi all,
I'm using send-hooks to make sure my From: header is set correctly when
writing to mailing lists and so on, and I match it with the email I'm
sending to.
What I'm looking for is a way to do the same thing, but somehow doing a
match on the Sender: header when replying to a person, where the mail I'm
replying to is sent to a list.
To explain my situation a bit more:
I've got two emails, [EMAIL PROTECTED], and [EMAIL PROTECTED] The first
is my private, and default email, and the second is the one I use from work.
When replying to a mail from a customer, it automatically sets my From:
header because [EMAIL PROTECTED] is listed in alternates, and I've got
the option set (don't remember the name) that allows mutt to reply from
the right email if it's listed in alternates.
The [EMAIL PROTECTED] email also gets used when I reply to anybody else
@some-other.com.
The problem is that we've got a mailing list, to which
[host|post][EMAIL PROTECTED] and all the other admin related things
get forwarded, and I often need to reply to a customer when a mail gets
sent to this list.
Whet I now need to do is to manually edit the From: header, to set it to
[EMAIL PROTECTED], as well as add the appropriate CC to the mail gets
to the others on the list as well.
Is there a magic trick that will allow mutt to automatically dump in the Cc:
and From: headers when I reply to mails on this list?
Thanks,
Terje Elde
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