HowTo set the Reply-To: for mailing lists automatically
Dear all,
I am subscribed to plenty of different mailing lists for which I
configured mutt appropriately. However, I do not understand how I can
automate the settings for the Reply-To:-Field in an easy way. So far,
I have for all mailing lists 'send-hook ~l my_hdr Reply-To:...' as
stated above.
Since I run my own mail server, I easily configured the
<dev_null@xxxxxxxxx> to be mapped on a 'relocated-table'-entry,
because if I have the Reply-To: set, I mean that I do not want to
have an answer privately addressed.
But, after having read a statement of Victor Duchovni in the Postfix
mailing list, I had the idea to set the Reply-To: to the mailing list
automatically. But how?
I see various potential approaches listed in the reverse order of
preference:
- I could easily configure a macro for vim to set Reply-To: to the
value of the mailing list -- this I could forget easily.
- I could write down a send-hook settting for each mailing list
explicitely -- for this, I am too lazy if I have them all configured
in 'subscribe'.
- I could create a shell script that would do the same job
to wrap the editing -- there must be a more elegant solution to
that.
- I would like to have a setting in my muttrc that would automate that
procedure -- but this, I do not know how to achieve.
So, is there any solution to that problem? If so, I would be more
than happy if you could share this information with me. (Googling the
web for "Reply-To: mutt mailing list" did not lead me to solutions I
could really understand how to map to my problems.)
Thanks in advance.
wbr,
Lukas
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