hi,
thanks for the reply.
seems that i've been somewhat unclear in stating the problem.
my problem is NOT "how to show/hide specific headers", but rather "how to retain the
original From_ line". for instance: when the message arrives to the mail server
(sendmail 8.10.1 and mail.local from solaris 7), the From_ line in the mailbox
(/var/mail/ibr) looks like
>From [EMAIL PROTECTED] Tue Jun 6 10:33:24 2000
then i fetch the message using mutt's built-in pop3 support (i set pop_user, pop_host,
and pop_delete). the From_ line becomes:
>From ibr Tue Jun 6 10:18:29 2000
the question is, can i see its original state, i.e., can i see
>From [EMAIL PROTECTED] Tue Jun 6 10:33:24 2000
(the original sender and the original send time) in mutt?
best regards,
baurjan.
On Tue, Jun 06, 2000 at 10:21:13AM -0700, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> If you are speaking of the first from line, I believe this is handled by
> the Mail Delivery Agent, like Sendmail, or Qmail. You can use the ignore
> option to rid of this...
>
>
> # Flush Headers
> unhdr_order *
> hdr_order From Newsgroups: From: Reply-To: To: Cc: Subject: Date: Message-Id:
>X-Mailer: X-Newsreader: X-Agent:
>
> On Tue, Jun 06, 2000 at 10:49:21AM +0300, Baurjan Ismagulov muttered:
> | hi,
> |
> | i'm using mutt-1.2i with pop3. when i fetch messages from the server, they are
>stored into the local mailbox with corrupted (well, from my point of view) From_
>line. below is an example:
> | the line
> | < From [EMAIL PROTECTED] Tue Jun 6 10:33:24 2000
> | becomes
> | > From ibr Tue Jun 6 10:18:29 2000
> | (where ibr is my unix username and 10:18 is the time when i fetched the mail).
> |
> | i'm aware that mutt's pop3 support is rather limited, but what is the reason for
>such substitution? can i get the original From_ line without using other tools (like
>fetchmail, recommended in doc/manual.txt)?
