On Tue, 2003-09-02 at 12:52, Shane Hollis wrote: > The headers are set in all my user settings as I have multiple aliases to help > with client management and sorting etc. I will make a CLUG alias with no > reply to and hopefully reemember to use it when I reply...
To save you the hassle of "remembering to apply" email settings, which is a total PITA in every mailer I've used except for mutt, consider using GNU Anubis as a private-MTA ... <deep-breath> Just run Anubis on port 24 (by default - the private MTA port), and set that as the SMTP server for your email client. It will post-process the messages per your rules, including re-writing the envelope as well as the headers, and applying GPG signatures, and also negotiating TLS if your client cannot, all in real-time while presenting yout MUA with a tunnelled session to the real SMTP server you specify. </deep-breath> A sample header from my .anubisrc ... if header[To] "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" modify [From] "Jim Cheetham <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>" fi This lets me set From addresses ... you can probably guess how easy it is to do other things, too ... :-) (NB - I use the latest Anubis, version 3.9.* Most distributions only include 3.6.* ... which has prblems with gpg and a "worse" config file syntax) -jim
