Don W. Jenkins said:
> I nearly have mutt functioning as I would like, but there is one
> glitch:
> when I send a message, the "From:" header shows
> "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" no matter what I try to change in the
> .muttrc. I have tried setting "from" to my actual e-mail address,
> etc.,
> but it still sends me out as something other than my qualified e-mail
> address. I don't really see anything in the muttrc file that even has
> the string "Don W. Jenkins<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>", so I wonder if it is
> originating from Postfix or someplace else? Any ideas?
>
How is postfix configured? Are you running a full time mail server, or
on a dial-up connection? As root run "postconf -n" and post the output
to the list. My best guess is that you have the values for
"myhostname", "mydomain" and "myorigin" set improperly for the way you
are using postfix. Without more details it's difficult to give an
answer. Also take a look at the values for masquerade_classes. If you
are using your ISPs mail server to send mail, then you should have a
value for "relayhost".
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