I have a question about one of the configuration screens for KMail. I'm revising the documentation, which is seven years (±) out of date. In the "Identity" configuration dialog, "Advanced" tab, there are a few new fields. I can understand "Attach my vCard to message" and "Autocorrection language:". But the next field, "Default domain:", throws me for a loop.
I can see that the default value supplied by KMail came from /etc/conf.d/ hostname. But I don't understand how KMail uses this information. I think it must be related to "sendmail" running on a local area network, but since I don't have access to one of those, I can't easily test it to see how it works. And it would take far too long to understand the source code. Can anybody explain what this field is for / how it works? I'm trying to be as thorough as possible with the rewrite. Thanks! -- David Bryant Canyon Lake, Texas https://davidcbryant.net mailto: [email protected]
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