On Fri, May 11, 2001 at 05:12:56PM +1000, Jeff Waugh wrote:
> > yes that's all fine (and I agree it is unusual on optus' part!)
>
> It's *NOT* unusual on Optus' part - perhaps you're used to my common
> sarcasm, but this is exactly what Optus *should* be doing. Good on them. Now
> they can get th
> I can set Sender: in .muttrc but that's not how the
> email appears when it comes back and I can't set From (no colon)
> at all (they're the 2 I'm talking about).
You're answering stuff before reading the rest of the email, aren't you? :)
> > Because spiral is not a recognised host, OptusNet
On Fri, May 11, 2001 at 12:34:23PM +1000, Jeff Waugh wrote:
> Okay, I'll answer all these bits separately...
>
> > ok thanks, folder-hook is the one, but...
> > I've had to stop postfix setting the From/Sender header (was set
> > in the canonical file) but mutt doesn't seem to set those fields.
>
> And for some reason, my reply-to address broke in that last mail; good
> ol' finagles law.
Haha. Willow. That's one of my machine's names. (I think we've been through
this before.) Only, now it's a Windows machine. It too is poopie.
Anyway, yes, I was going to mention that it's easier in exi
This one time, at band camp, Jamie Wilkinson said:
>Exim reads this file, and mangles outgoing mail accordingly, so all my
>messages which would have gone out as jaq@willow go out as you would
>expect them to.
And for some reason, my reply-to address broke in that last mail; good
ol' finagles law
This one time, at band camp, Jeff Waugh said:
>If you do that, all of your mail will be sent out with the envelope set to
>your isp's hostname, and with postfix, it means that everything will be
>rewritten thus. Think... root@spiral -> [EMAIL PROTECTED] Not good.
Thinking laterally; exim has an /
Okay, I'll answer all these bits separately...
> ok thanks, folder-hook is the one, but...
> I've had to stop postfix setting the From/Sender header (was set
> in the canonical file) but mutt doesn't seem to set those fields.
Indeed it does. :)
> My .muttrc has (ignoring the folder-hook bit f
On Wed, May 09, 2001 at 05:52:00PM +1000, Jeff Waugh wrote:
>
> > while there's a spate of mutt questions...
> > how can I set a different outgoing email address for
> > different mailing lists?
>
> folder-hook or send-hook as appropriate.
ok thanks, folder-hook is the one, but...
I've had to s
> while there's a spate of mutt questions...
> how can I set a different outgoing email address for
> different mailing lists?
folder-hook or send-hook as appropriate.
- Jeff
--
It makes perfect sense. If you're a narcissistic arsehole spawned
from a curdl
while there's a spate of mutt questions...
how can I set a different outgoing email address for
different mailing lists?
I use mutt and have each list in a different mail file.
Mutt supposedly sets my "From:" address and
other headers (like Reply-To: etc) but postfix writes
a "From" header (set i
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