Peter Nuttall wrote:
On Mon, Dec 05, 2005 at 01:19:25AM -0600, Mike McCarty wrote:
<sinp>
Perhaps one good effect of this is that I am encouraged to
send messages only when I really want to, because it is such
a PITA to send them here.
Mike
If your mail goes though procmail at some point, you could rewrite the
headers with a procmail rule and formail. That would let you mudge the
reply-to without anyone knowing, and flaming about it.
How, pray, do I ascertain whether my mail goes through the
procmail filter? I am very acquainted with *NIX like systems,
having used them since 1985 or so, but only as a developer,
not as an administrator. So I'm weak on that score.
I have Thunderbird set to use POP to pull and SMTP to push
e-mail. So I guess that procmail is not involved. I read the
man page for procmail, but it seems to presume that the mail
is getting pulled via normal *NIX means, which I suppose that
this is not.
One moment while I edit out your e-mail address and put in
debian'[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Mike
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