DuCharme, Robert muttered:
> In my .muttrc, "my_hdr From:" seems to override my set reverse_name heading,
> but I want it to be the other way around. I only want the "my_hdr From:"
> return address used for new mail and the reverse_name one used for replies.
This is the intented behavior. If you want to set a default From:
header use $realname and $from.
You can use send-hooks with my_hdr From:, too. In this case you nedd a
default send-hook where any userset From: header will be removed first.
I have this settings in my muttrc:
# Configure From:
set realname="Michael Tatge"
set from="[EMAIL PROTECTED]"
set use_from # create From: Header
set reverse_name # reply with the address the
# message was send to
set envelope_from # use MTA -f From: Header
send-hook . 'unmy_hdr From:' # remove user created From:
send-kook '~C some.guy@some_host' 'my_hdr From: me <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>'
If I reply to a message from some.guy@some_host always
me <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> is used regardless of the adresse I received to
original message was send to.
In all other cases reverse_name will work.
> Any suggestions? (Warning: I haven't used Mutt macros yet
I don't see no reason for a macro here. :)
> --is there a little tutorial on them anywhere?)
Well, you have the manual. That's all you need.
HTH,
Michael
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