Hi,
I was finally able to tweak exmh to put
"Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]" automatically into the header of outgoing mail. I
had to edit .mh_profile in an unusual way to be able to read
/etc/nmh/components. That was never necessary in RedHat that exmh could not
read that file.
Regards
--
Peter
OK we can say then that in Linux an e-mail program will use the login name as
the host name for e-mailing unless a program like sylpheed has it built-in not
to do so or one takes special efforts to pinch a program not to do it. Which
means the easiest way out is to use ones 'login name' as 'host
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On Sunday 07 March 2004 16:46, Ray Olszewski wrote:
> The man page for elm (found at the same site as above) says that it uses an
> environmant variable "REPLYTO", so I infer it supports a Reply-To: header,
> and "USER", which is described unclearly but may affect the From: header.
I used to use t
At 09:47 AM 3/7/2004 +0800, Peter H. wrote:
[...]
[EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
> Intrinsically, the "user name" and the "e-mail name" need have nothing in
> common, on outgoing mail
Then why do those stupid programs (exmh, pine, kmail) insist that my mail
comes from peter and not from heisspf?
Where do
