Re: False envelope From saved via fcc when using
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- Subject: Re: False envelope From saved via fcc when using
- From: Kyle Wheeler <kyle-mutt-dev@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 4 Nov 2008 09:49:14 -0600
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On Tuesday, November 4 at 03:58 PM, quoth Thomas Parmelan:
The problem I have is that in this case the saved copy of my sent
mails have not the real enveloppe from, but the one derived from the
From:.
Mutt doesn't store the envelope from in the saved copy of the message.
The envelope is not part of the message any more than the envelope
with the stamp on it is part of a letter that your grandma might send
you.
Why do you want the saved "sent" message to be something other than
was actually sent?
Am I doing something wrong, or is this a real bug ?
You aren't doing anything wrong, nor is it a bug. It seems to be that
you're expecting something to happen that is not supposed to happen.
It's like saying "I made coffee to drink on my way to work, and filled
my car's gas tank with gasoline, but when I got to work, for some
reason the gas tank still only had gasoline rather than coffee in it."
That's what I would *expect* to be the case; why did you expect the
gas tank to magically be filled with coffee? Why did you expect the
envelope to be stored in the message rather than the original headers
of the message?
~Kyle
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