Hi,
* Nicolas Rachinsky wrote (2004-08-08 08:44):
>* Domas Lukoshius <asimov@xxxxxxxxxxxx> [2004-08-08 09:39 +0300]:
>> I think I can do it with 'set alternates' ?
>
>Yes, and reverse_name.
This does not work here. What could be the reason for this?
Here is the last part of my muttrc:
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set reverse_name
set envelope_from
set signature="getRandomLine.rb /home/yooden/.mutt/sigs '-- '|"
set forward_format="[Fwd] %s"
my_hdr X-Warning: Email may contain unsmilyfied humor and/or satire.
my_hdr Keywords: `getRandomLine.rb /home/yooden/.mutt/keywords '~###~'`
my_hdr Organization: `getRandomLine.rb /home/yooden/.mutt/organization '~###~'`
# Message Content
set allow_8bit
# Delivery
unset fcc_attach
set dsn_notify="failure,delay"
set dsn_return=hdrs
set hidden_host
set mime_forward=ask-yes
unset write_bcc
set reply_to=yes
folder-hook . 'set ignore_list_reply_to'
folder-hook 'SuSE' 'unset ignore_list_reply_to'
folder-hook 'Mutt' 'unset ignore_list_reply_to'
folder-hook 'Debian' 'unset ignore_list_reply_to'
set send_charset="us-ascii:iso-8859-1:iso-8859-15:utf-8"
# folder-specific behaviour
folder-hook =sent 'set sort=date-sent'
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I set reverse_name, but Mutt always uses one specific adress to answer
the mail. I don't see why this address is or why reverse_name does not
fire. Why?
Thorsten
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