* D. J. Bolderman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [2002-09-26 03:44]: > > send-hook . "my_hdr From: me <a@b>" > > folder-hook +empty "my_hdr From: me <c@d>" > > folder-hook +empty "my_hdr Subject: test" > > > now, when changing to +empty, the folder-hooks do get > > triggered (i can tell be the X-Test: showing up) - but > > there is still "From: me <a@b>", so the send-hook > > overrules the From: header as set by the folder-hook. > > You are right, I also tested it with the subject, > and then the folder-hook works. Now, is there > any way to work around this problem?
how about using hooks on different folder sets and using unmy_hdr to throw away already set ones? folder-hook ! +empty "unmy_hdr *; my_hdr From: me <a@b>" folder-hook +empty "unmy_hdr *; my_hdr From: me <c@d>" this should work. no time for testing now. > I would really like to have this > feature. I'm downloading my hotmail account with gotmail, > and when I'm in my hotmail IMAP folder, I want to sent > mails with the from: address of my hotmail account. i suppose the mail that reaches you at hotmail is addressed to something like "[EMAIL PROTECTED]"? in that case - wouldn't "set reverse_name" suffice? Sven
