This isn't so much of a bug, but a poorly documented change in behaviour. I too had the same problem, my hdr_order was working, and then suddenly stopped working.
When I looked into the problem I found that the hdr_order command doesn't set the header order string, but instead appends to it. So the configuration lines... hdr_order From: To: ...and... hdr_order From: hdr_order To: ...produce the same results. /etc/Muttrc is being read first, as it should be, and the problem is that the hdr_order command in the users muttrc file isn't overriding the prior but appending to it. There is a undocumented command called unhdr_order that can be used to remove fields from header order string. One can simply do... unhdr_order * ...to flush any settings made by previously loaded muttrc files, and start over from scratch. And someone sould prolly add that info to the man page. -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to debian-bugs-dist-requ...@lists.debian.org with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact listmas...@lists.debian.org
