On Sun, Mar 03, 2019 at 03:51:35PM -0500, Wietse Venema wrote:
> smtp unix - - n - - smtp
> -o { smtp_generic_maps = inline:{{[email protected] = you@college}}}
> This updates envelope addresses and header addresses.
Well, the above correctly updates *most* header addresses, but is a bit
too aggressive about the ones it does update.
I have my mutt client insert an "x-sender: Ian <[email protected]>"
and the above inline mapping does *not* change that header line address.
So it doesn't update *all* header addresses and this is good for me.
I also have my mutt client insert a "Reply-to: [email protected]" header,
and the above inline mapping *does* change that to be my College address.
I didn't want the Reply-To changed, so I tried this:
I changed to using "Reply-to: Ian <[email protected]>" and the
inline mapping *still* replaced it with my College address, even though
"[email protected]" doesn't match "[email protected]".
I changed to using "Reply-to: Ian <[email protected]>" and the inline
mapping did leave it alone, so I know it's not just replacing everything.
The inline mapping is ignoring the "+stuff" part of my email addresses.
How do I sneak through a Reply-To that goes to [email protected] ?
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