Sweth -- Your description is a little convoluted. Please allow me to attempt to clearly restate your goal and confirm or deny the presentation.
In =lists/mutt
sending in general (to the list, to me, to your mom)
From: mutt@yoursite
In =lists/loganalysis
sending in general (to the list, to me, to your mom)
From: loganalysis@yoursite
Anywhere
sending to mutt list
From: mutt@yoursite
sending to loganalysis list
From: loganalysis@yoursite
If you only wanted the latter, then it would be a piece of cake; all you
would need would be send-hooks.
If you only wanted the former two, then it would also be a piece of cake;
all you would need would be folder-hooks.
If you want all three, then it does, indeed, get tricky. I think that
the most straightforward approach is to pull all of the send-hooks (both
for lists and for exceptional_persons) into a muttrc that you source
from within a folder-hook, and then for each list folder construct a
folder-hook about like
folder-hook =lists/mutt \
'send-hook . my_hdr From: mutt@yoursite ; \
source $HOME/.mutt/muttrc.sendhooks'
so that you reset your "default" send-hook for each list but then still
allow the overriding for any returned list address.
Note that the above is also untested, and I bet that you'll need at least
another set of quotes in that folder-hook. Have at it.
I don't know if mutt's debug log will show how it sets addresses or why
(which hook it's obeying), but it can't hurt to try it.
HTH & HAND
:-D
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