completely with msmtp so long as
it can find a matching from address in you msmtp config.
Regards,
spaceman
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ls it folder_format which is
documented in the man page for muttrc.
Regards,
spaceman
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man page along with your guide I can now see what its
referring to. When I first read it I just got lost.
To correct an earlier mistake it should have been:
man muttrc
Regards,
spaceman
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uot;
Modified
index_format = "%4C %Z %{%b %d} %-20.20L (%?l?%4l&%4c?) %s"
Don't ask me why you need both numbers, all I know is that it related to
printf and right and left alignment.
May I suggest:
man mutt
man 3 printf
Regards,
spaceman
(even if it is a bit fiddly to start with). Make sure
you grab the latest version as previous versions were buggy. The one
disadvantage is that you have to set it up as a cron (which some people don't
like) which you don't have with Postfix.
Regards,
spaceman
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esult is what counts.
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spaceman
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Hi,
reply-hook"~t mailing-list.org""my_hdr From: Richard
"
Not being an expert in hooks (or mutt) but it looks like my_hdr is the wrong
choice here. You probably need to do something like
set from = "spaceman "
to change whom you message comes from. H
You could
also define a macro to quickly change between profiles.
You could also use send-hook for specific addresses that need to go from
certain accounts:
send-hook "~t space...@antispaceman.com" source
~/.mutt/profiles/space...@antispaceman.com
Regards,
spaceman
On 2015/05/2
