Am 2007-11-12 11:41:51, schrieb Roger Cornelius: > mutt 1.5.16, 1.5.17 > SCO OSR507 & OSR6 > > I have "hostname=<somehost>" in the system Muttrc file. If I invoke > mutt interactively to send a message, e.g. "mutt someuser", the hostname > setting is honored and the From and To headers both contain <somehost> as > expected. But if mutt reads it's input from stdin, > e.g. "echo test | mutt -s test someuser", the hostname= setting is > ignored and neither the From nor To headers reflect the hostname > setting. My .signature is also not appended to the message. > > Is this intended behavour, or am I missing something (or a bug)?
I am using 1.5.13 and I have the same behaviour here.
I need to use
echo test | mutt -f ~/.mutt/muttrc -s test someuser
to get it working.
Thanks, Greetings and nice Day
Michelle Konzack
Tamay Dogan Network
Open Hardware Developer
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