Hi, I've been using mutt for some time (I'm no expert, though) and I love it. However, I've run into a recent problem which I need a solution for. I often compose mail when I'm away from home via an ssh session into my home LAN which has a dummy domain name for internal DHCP purposes.
The problem is that when I use mutt, the Return-Path header is sent with my dummy domain name, which causes certain (not all) SMTP servers to not deliver my message since the domain is unresolvable. When I use other mail clients (Pine, Eudora, Mail in MacOSX), the header is sent with the same address as in the From: field and delivers fine. The mail is being sent via a Linux router running Postfix. I have used Pine on this system as well, so I don't think Postfix is the issue. Any way I can get Mutt to send the desired "Return-Path" header? Thanks! --ec __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Tax Center - online filing with TurboTax http://taxes.yahoo.com/
