On Tue Oct 13 1998 15:13, "Alexis Rosoff" wrote:
> mm, true, and I was probably aware of this before. (I'm currently not on
> Linux for mail. :( ) the problem arose because of the Sender: line. it
> would still read as [EMAIL PROTECTED], or something, even when from: was set to
> another address (not [EMAIL PROTECTED]). This confused certain listprocs no
> end, and led them to reject posts. (Long story, but I had to be subscribed
> to different lists from different addresses.)
>
> that one, I couldn't figure out. listproc was fine with X-Sender (like pine
> uses), but not sender...
I know the problem precisely (and painfully too:)
Two ways out of this.
1. Configure sendmail to reverse alias both your username and
hostname.
2. Configure (n)mh to change the username and hostname (don't have the
details handy right now, but I could dig this info up).
How to do this in the way that you were wanting might be a bit tricky
though, but I suspect that it is still possible to do it.
> Alexis
> -*- Alexis Rosoff -*- ICQ# 6689686 -*- http://www.li.net/~alexis
> |> -----Original Message-----
> |> Subject: Re: Mail
> |>
> |>
> |> >Exmh was my mailer of choice on Linux for a long time, and I do recommend
> |> >it. The only thing I had trouble with was sending from multiple accounts
> |> >(fetching was easy). It didn't provide a way to do this, other than a
> |> >manual hacking of the From: line.
> |>
> |> Add the following to your ~/.exmh-defaults file:
[munch]
Cheers
Tony
