Jeff Elkins declaimed: > I've recently switched to a system where fetchmail picks up all my pop3 email > and routes it to a local address, wherespamassassin analyzes it. Thus far, > it's been working great, except for one caveat... > > Certain family members are Windows/Outlook Express users and when they attempt > to reply to an email it's routed to [EMAIL PROTECTED] or [EMAIL PROTECTED] > rather than jeffelkins(at)earthlink.net or jeff(at)elkins.org > > I'm stumped. Is this a problem with my exim/fetchmail config or is it a OE > problem? How can I overcome this? > On a hunch, I wonder if you've customized /etc/email-addresses. Exim uses it to set the default return address for your Linux account.
I use the mutt email reader. Normally it uses the return address that I specify. But if it doesn't get set for some reason (experimental mbox-hooks in .muttrc) then it uses the default. You can get a lot of info by bcc:ing yourself on a message and reviewing the headers. HTH, PM -- Paul Mackinney [EMAIL PROTECTED] -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
