Hello, I am new to s-mail (thank you! seems wonderful so far), and it is possible I am doing something wrong. However, this behavior was unexpected and seems to contradict the man page, so figured I'd ask.
I am trying to set quote-inject-head to "%r wrote:\n". Whether I include or omit the "\n", and irrespective of which editor I use (I've tried emacs, mg and vi), the "\n" never seems to get respected. What ends up happening is the quote gets mangled, and looks something like this: "John Smith wrote:\n > first line of quoted message" Note that the "\n" is printed as a string, and not obeyed as a new line. The *default* setting (i.e. omitting setting my own quote-inject-head) works as expected. The man page seems to suggest that a newline character is required, but clearly that's not working in my case. :-) I am using OpenBSD, with nail version from the ports tree: moon$ nail --version nail v14.9.24, 2022-03-26 (built for OpenBSD) Below is my ~/.mailrc. Hoping someone can provide me some advice. Please let me know if there's anything else I can provide. Thanks! Ash ~/.mailrc: set v15-compat set color-disable set sendcharsets=utf-8 set reply-in-same-charset set fullnames set followup-to followup-to-honour-ask-yes reply-to-honor=ask-yes set markanswered set editalong set history-gabby=all set history-file=~/.s-nailhist set autosort=thread unset autocollapse set hold set askattach set askcc set askbcc set editheaders set quote set quote-fold=72 set indentprefix="> " set quote-inject-head="%r wrote:\n" set crt=10 set PAGER=less set prompt='nail> ' account "personal" { localopts yes set folder=~/Mail set inbox=+INBOX set record=+INBOX set from="Ashton Fagg <ash...@fagg.id.au>" headerpick type retain from_ date from to cc bcc subject \ message-id mail-followup-to reply-to shortcut inbox +INBOX shortcut archives +Archives/2022 commandalias sync !/bin/ksh -i -c "msync" } account personal