Xavier Maillard [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on Apr 23, 2008:
I am trying to figure out how, given the To, Subject and body of message, to
generate a complete mail draft ready to shoot.
I'm not quite sure what you are want. But here is a shell script,
shamelessly stolen from somewhere forgotten,
Joel Reicher [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on Apr 10, 2007:
There is a sample line in the mh-alias man page which doesn't appear
to be supported anymore:
b-people: Blind List: bill, betty;
I just tested with 1.0.4, and it is working fine. I'll test later
at home (newer version).
Doing ali -list
Ralph Corderoy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on Mar 30, 2007:
Agreed.
Besides, I've always found fcc useless. It doesn't expand local user
names, e.g. `to: ralph' stays like that instead of becoming `to:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]', and there's no message-id which is vital for
referring someone back to an
Norman Shapiro [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on Feb 27, 2007:
I would also argue that the +folderName syntax for designating a file name is
strange and unique to mh.
The notation +folder for identifying a mail folder goes back at
least to ucbmail (/usr/ucb/Mail or /usr/ucb/mail or emulated by
mailx).
Jordan Hayes [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on Nov 5, 2006:
Is there a way to set this variable on a per-user basis? I have users
on my machine who have different domains. Thanks!
You can set masquerade to draft_from. Then have your users put
their sender address, including domain name, in a From:
Nicholas M. Kirsch [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on Nov 7, 2005:
I'd like to add an option to rcvstore to take multiple folders (and link the
msg to each one).
I'll add my two cents.
Personally I have no need for this option, so I would not use it. If
I really wanted something similar, I would
Ken Hornstein [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on May 16, 2005:
(AFAIK sendmail and friends always run stuff under the user's real and
effective uid, so I don't think slocal should ever be setuid).
If you run slocal from .forward, then it runs as the recipient
(the person using .forward). But there are
Jon Steinhart [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on May 17, 2005:
How useful is the notion of public and private sequences? Just curious.
It is very useful if you share a folder between several accounts.
It doesn't fully work at present. Only the account that owns the
particular folder is allowed to
Jon Steinhart [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on May 13, 2005:
Saw this while looking for something else.
m_chkids() forks a child process to run context_save() if the
uid is not the same as the euid. But, it ends up running as
if the uid and euid are the same if the fork() fails. Seems
to me that
Jon Steinhart [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on May 13, 2005:
Jon Steinhart [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on May 13, 2005:
Saw this while looking for something else.
m_chkids() forks a child process to run context_save() if the
uid is not the same as the euid. But, it ends up running as
if the uid and
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on Apr 27, 2005:
On Wed, 27 Apr 2005 11:01:45 EDT, Mike O'Dell said:
if i were to hazzard a guess, the reason the code doesn't use
mkstemp() is that [1] the code cited is likely well more than
twice age of mkstemp() [2]and nobody has gone looking for
things to fix that
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