I do this w/ send-hooks from mutt but exim is rewriting the from address to my default email address.
In your exim.conf, set user spavri (and any other logins that send mail on exim) as a trusted user. trusted_users is the variable you need.
Then use mutt with set envelope_from in your .muttrc
Forget /etc/email-addresses, which is a debian uniqueness / perversion / whatever (in fact ditching "eximconfig" and configuring exim by hand using the exim default config, and http://www.hserus.net/exim.html would be a great idea)
And if you use exim please use Andreas Metzler's exim 4 backport for debian stable, or his deb of exim 4 for the unstable / testing versions.
srs
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