Troy Davis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on Fri, 01 Oct 1999:
> 1. In the folder "stuff", use the signature file ~/.sig and the address
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> otherwise, use the default From: address and no sig
>
> 2. On any new message or replies to *@stuff.com, use the address
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> otherwise, default From: address
>
> 3. On any new message or replies From: [EMAIL PROTECTED], use the signature file
> ~/.sig
> otherwise, no sig
>
> 4. Reply to *all* messages with the realname set to Troy Davis but using the
> address that the message was sent to if it's one of my alternates -- a
> halfbaked reverse_name.
Hmmm, ok, so you want basically 2 different behaviours:
1) If in the folder "stuff", or if sending email to any @stuff.com
address, use
- a From header of "From: Troy Davis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>"
- a signature ~/.sig
2) Otherwise, use
- a From header with reverse_name (the address that the email was sent to)
- no signature
So let's see...
folder-hook . 'send-hook . "source default-settings"'
folder-hook =stuff 'send-hook . "source stuff-settings"'
send-hook "~t @stuff\.com" 'source stuff-settings'
set reverse_name
in file default-settings:
unmy_hdr From
unset signature
in file stuff-settings:
my_hdr From: Troy Davis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
set signature=~/.sig
All of the above is untested, but I hope it works. :-) You might be
able to get away without using 2 extra rc files, but I think it makes
things clearer. I would advise against playing with hostname and
rather to create the From header that you want yourself with my_hdr.
Hope this helps,
Mikko
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