Sebastian --
...and then Sebastian Bober said...
% Hi,
%
% how do I reply with the sender-address, which is the same as the address
First populate your alternates (see section 6.3.6 of the manual), and then
turn on reverse_name (6.3.165) and perhaps reverse_realname (6.3.166).
% the original mail was sent to. Imagine the following case:
%
% all mail that is sent to [EMAIL PROTECTED] is forwarded to the accounts
% [EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED] , etc. When one of the account holders is replying
Easy enough; just make sure that the muttrc files for each testN account
include [EMAIL PROTECTED] in the alternates setting.
% to one of these mails, then "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" should be placed in the
% From:-header. Unfortunately the list of people who send mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] is not
% limited.
Of course not :-)
%
% I suppose it has something to do with send-hooks, but I canīt imagine how
% to tweak them that way.
Nope; you don't need to get that complex.
%
% TIA,
% Sebastian
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