> You're looking for a Reply-To address change. Pine does not do that
> unfortunately, I wish it did, I could have used it several times. Seldom
> do email programs allow editing of the From address on the fly, but do
> allow it in configuration.
>
> You might try running X and use Netscape Communicator's Messenger. You can
> do both with it. I prefer the commandline interface, but it works great,
> expecially for IMAP4 email servers.
>
> Anyone have any ideas?
I'm lazy. I know the solution to this, but was hoping that someone else
might know. The stock rpms, .debs - whatever, you get on CD are all
*compiled* to not let you change the From: header.
There are two ways around this, no three actually:
1. The first - suboptimal, and easiest solution is to change the Reply-To:
section, under SETUP, CONFIG when you fire up pine. You do this by
changing the 'customized headers' option to have
Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
in it. So Jim you *can* have it!
2. Harder, but still not too hard - get the source for pine, edit the
Makefile to allow the customized headers to accept
From: Gerard <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
(which it doesn't do normally). Its just a matter of changing a flag.
3. Hardest, crunge sendmail configs to make it look like all mail from a
user - you - to be sent from
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Can't say that I know how to *do* this, but I can assure you it can be
done.
