It looks like the case where the save default doesn't go to the list name
is when the listname is in the Cc instead of the To.
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Using a large mallet, Alan Batie whacked out:
It looks like the case where the save default doesn't go to the list name
is when the listname is in the Cc instead of the To.
Use ^[EMAIL PROTECTED] to filter on. Or use the ^TO_ mutt-users
in your .procmailrc.
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Suresh Ramasubramanian +
Using a large mallet, Alan Batie whacked out:
I'm just upgraded to the latest mutt (1.2.4) after running with an
ancient version forever (pre-1.0). I find that the list handling is
broken --- according to the documentation on www.mutt.org, nothing
Not broken - just changed. The 'lists'
On Sun, Jul 30, 2000 at 07:42:12AM +0530, Suresh Ramasubramanian wrote:
Not broken - just changed. The 'lists' command has been superseded by the
'subscribe' command. Read readme.upgrade ;)
Sorry, I only read the manual ;-) which makes it sound like lists and
subscribe do the same thing, or
On 2000-07-29 15:24:45 -0700, DAve wrote:
Currently, ssmtp ignores the 'envelope_from' field because the
'From:' field is always included in the mail header from Mutt.
This leaves me with little options, switch to sendmail (kinda
overkill for a laptop), or find a way to remove the 'From;"
I'm using thomas roessler's ultimate muttrc config file with exim and
debian 2.2.16. I can't send mail with mutt. I tried using a different
muttrc file that worked with exim before I upgraded from potato to woody
and it didn't work either. Is there something I have to change in
configuration?
Using a large mallet, Thomas Roessler whacked out:
Well, mutt's envelope_from option permits you to make the envelope
from identical to the header from. You can't set them independently
of each other, currently.
How about using the old way (set sendmail)?
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Suresh Ramasubramanian +
Using a large mallet, Dale Morris whacked out:
I'm using thomas roessler's ultimate muttrc config file with exim and
debian 2.2.16. I can't send mail with mutt. I tried using a different
muttrc file that worked with exim before I upgraded from potato to woody
and it didn't work either. Is
I'm using thomas roessler's ultimate muttrc config file with exim and
debian 2.2.16. I can't send mail with mutt. I tried using a different
muttrc file that worked with exim before I upgraded from potato to
woody
and it didn't work either. Is there something I have to change in
Using a large mallet, Dale Morris whacked out:
I am unable to send mail. nothing goes out. there are no error messages.
I checked the .muttrc file (search $dsn_notify and $dsn_return) and it's
not showing in the file. ??
Maybe your exim configuration is fscked up somewhere? This doesn't
After trying a few more things I'm thinking that is my only option, seems
kinda overkill for moving mail across the room though.
DAve
And Suresh Ramasubramanian said
Using a large mallet, Thomas Roessler whacked out:
Well, mutt's envelope_from option permits you to make the envelope
And Mikko Hänninen said
What *does* sSMTP use as the envelope sender address in case the From
header is present, shouldn't it use the address from the From header?
If so, then it should be the exact same behaviour of $envelope_from..
But obviously this isn't happening.
Trying your
Using a large mallet, DAve whacked out:
After trying a few more things I'm thinking that is my only option, seems
kinda overkill for moving mail across the room though.
$envelope_from does the same thing.
And Suresh Ramasubramanian said
How about using the old way (set sendmail)?
I have been using Mutt for a week and am a total convert. I _did_ have a
lot of problems but they where all associated with RedHat stuffing things
out of the way. :)
Anyhoo, I urgently need to send at an email to list of 196 people. I want
to Bcc them so that they don't all get the list. I seem
Using a large mallet, Rob Watkin whacked out:
1. run Mutt from the command line and using something like xargs pipe the
2. convert my file to an single line and put it into my .mail_aliases
Well both these methods seem so clumbsy. I am sure there must be a better
Yeah - use smartlist
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