Hello everyone,
I retrieve email from two different email accounts, and I would like to be
able to *send* email from both addresses; after looking at the manual I
thought that perhaps "$alternates" was the right variable, but, according to
the manual, it only defines which addresses mutt recogniz
Hello Michael,
Thank you for your reply; I had read about that send-hooks, but I am still
not sure they are the answer to my problem.
Part of the problem is solved rightaway by defining a default address with a
send-hook, but I don't wish to restrict the use of the second address to
messages sen
Hello Jeremy,
Thank you for your reply.
> (...) but $alternates can be useful if you just want to
> have your address change based on which of your addresses the mail came to
> you at... in that case, set $reverse_name, and set up your alternates
> correctly.
I just found out about $reverse_na
Hello everyone,
Thank you all for your help on this; I'll try the different methods you
suggested.
Thanks!
Cheers,
Manuel
Hi Rob,
I can only help you with the "sent mail" question: mutt will store it in the
location defined by $record. So if you edit your ~/.muttrc to read
set record=/home/rob/Sent
mutt will append a copy of your outgoing messages to a file called "Sent"
under your home dir.
HTH,
Manuel
On Sat,
Hello,
I have come across a minor problem with mutt-1.2.5: when I bounce
a message, my ISP's SMTP server always refuses to accept it. It tries
to resolve my home computer's name, and since the address look-up always
fails it refuses the connection attempt from my local MTA.
Can you tell me why
Hi Ken,
If you are using the built-in pop support (I am not sure about what you
meant with "with pop"), then don't mind reading the rest of this email :).
Otherwise, and although this might seem trivial to you, I had the same problem
until I found out that my MTA was putting my incoming mail in
Hi Ken,
> > If you are using the built-in pop support (I am not sure about what you
> > meant with "with pop"), then don't mind reading the rest of this email :).
>
> I meant that I compiled mutt with '--enable-pop' (...)
Yep, that's what I meant, too ... I never really tried it, so I am afraid
> > But, IIRC, usually it is suggested that you don't use the "built-in" pop
> > capability but a program such as fetchmail instead. But then, using such a
> > program implies running a MTA such as sendmail or Postfix,
> [...]
>
> Not necessarily. 'getmail' delivers directly to mbox files or Mai
Hi Suresh,
Thank you for your reply.
> > ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) shows up in the header and confuses my ISP's
> > server. If this is the problem, how can I overcome it?
>
> Hmmm... you are using Postfix locally and I don't grok postfix - but sendmail
> can be set to masquerade as a domain (setti
Hi Marius,
> > Can you tell me why this happens?
>
> I think I can. I've set $sendmail to a wrapper script and noticed, that
> the "-f user@host" is not added when bouncing a message, despite
> $envelope_from being turned on.
Exactly. In my last email to the list I also mentioned that I am
Marius -
> > > [...] (I think... what would sendmail do if it got
> > > two -f options?),
>
> I've checked -- sendmail barfs if it gets -f twice.
Yep, also tried it... and the manual also said not even to try... :)
> Maybe something like this would help: this should make envelope from same as
Suresh -
> > Another problem with solving this at MTA level (namely with some sort of
> > address rewriting) is that I only have one user account at my computer, but
>
> Then the only idea I can offer you is to create multiple usernames on your
> computer ;)
Right :)
I also asked Marius abou
Hello everyone,
So, it seems that, as Mikko put it in his previous email, we are pretty much
done with this issue, right?
I guess that now there isn't any longer a need to inform all the
hard-working men and women :) at mutt-dev about this, since Mikko will
spread it around. :)
I am glad to kno
Hello,
> This implies I'm a Mutt developer, which I'm not. :-)
Oops... I really thought so.
> But someone who has the patch on their
> HD might actually be better suited to this. :-)
In that case I might just as well try my luck. Although David just "levelled"
things. :)
Cheers,
Manuel
Hello Suresh/Marius/Mikko/David,
After my "nomination" :-) for emailing mutt-dev about this, I am
forwarding to mutt-users a copy of the email I just sent.
Hope you agree with the formulation/etc,
Manuel
- Forwarded message from [EMAIL PROTECTED] -
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EM
Hello everyone,
This is a really simple one...
I know that $alternates is a regex, but I don't really know that much about
regular expressions... :-)
I thought that
set alternates= '((address1|address2|address3)@isp.com)'
was correct, but I must be wrong since some times when I am replying
Hi,
I am running mutt 1.2.5i and I would like to know three things:
1) I have three email boxes, specified using the "mailboxes" command, and email is
delivered
directly to all of them; how can I specify which one should be opened when I start
mutt? Can I
just point the spoolfile variable to i
Thank you for the tips; do you know how anything about that last thing (i.e., how to
use the
Meta-key in the minibuffer)?
Cheers,
Manuel
Hi,
I would like to pose you two additional questions (I am using mutt 1.2.5i):
1 - How can I tell mutt to, when opening a mailbox, automatically move to the end of
it? In the
archives I saw a reference to binding a key to the 'last-entry' command, yet I am
wondering
whether I can't tell mutt
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