Here is what I have in my .muttrc file. This seems to take care of this
problem for me. I am doing almost the same thing as you.

set hostname=hammershome.com
my_hdr From: Joel Hammer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

Joel


> When I send mail using /usr/bin/mail , the messages are sent out using
> the masquerading domain (from dyndns) I set in postfix as I expect.
> 
> But, when I send from mutt, it seems to do a lookup on the IP it's
> coming from, and instead fills in the actual domain associated with my
> IP address as assigned by my ISP, but not before it inserts the hostname
> of the machine (behind my firewall).  So I wind up with the wrong domain
> name and a bogus hostname in the From: fields of my email.
> 
> I looked at my .muttrc (std SuSE 7.3) and can't see anything in there
> that would cause this.  After digging through the options for .muttrc
> (holy $#!7 there are a lot!) I gave up...hence this email.
> 
> Attached is a copy of the .muttrc FWIW.
> -- 
> Linux SxS [http://sxs.webhop.net/]
> #
> # Sample ~/.muttrc for SuSE Linux
> #
> 
> #
> # Setting
> #
> set pager_context=4
> set pager_index_lines=10
> set pager_stop
> 
> #
> # Binding
> #
> bind  pager <backspace> previous-page
> bind  pager -           previous-line
> bind  pager \eOm        previous-line
> bind  pager +           next-line
> bind  pager \eOk        next-line
> bind  pager \eOM        next-line
> bind  pager \e[1~       top
> bind  pager \e[4~       bottom
> 
> bind  index <backspace> previous-entry
> bind  index -           previous-entry
> bind  index \eOm        previous-entry
> bind  index +           next-entry
> bind  index \eOk        next-entry
> bind  index \eOM        display-message
> bind  index \e[H        first-entry
> bind  index \e[F        last-entry
> bind  index \e[1~       first-entry
> bind  index \e[4~       last-entry
> 
> bind  alias   <space>   select-entry
> bind  alias   x         exit
> bind  attach  x         exit
> bind  browser x         exit
> 
> #
> # Color
> #
> mono  message    bold
> color message    white          red
> color error      brightyellow   red
> color indicator  white          red
> color tree       brightmagenta  default
> color signature  red            default
> color attachment brightyellow   red
> color search     brightyellow   red
> color tilde      brightmagenta  default
> color markers    brightmagenta  default
> #color bold       brightblack    default
> #color underline  green          default
> color quoted     blue           default
> color quoted1    magenta        default
> color quoted2    red            default
> color quoted3    green          default
> color quoted4    cyan           default
> color quoted5    blue           default
> color quoted6    magenta        default
> color quoted7    red            default
> color quoted8    green          default
> color quoted9    cyan           default
> color hdrdefault brightred      default
> color header     brightmagenta  default  "^(from):"
> color header     brightblue     default  "^(subject):"
> #color header     default        default  "[ \t]+[^:]*$"
> color body       brightcyan     default  \
>   "((ftp|http|https)://|(file|mailto|news):|www\\.)[-a-z@0-9_.:]*[a-z0-9](/[^][{} 
>\t\n\r\"<>()]*[^][{} \t\n\r\"<>().,:])?"
> color body       brightcyan     default  "[-a-z_0-9.+]+@[-a-z_0-9.]+"
> color body       red            default  "(^| )\\*[-a-z0-9äöüß*]+\\*[,.?]?[ \n]"
> #
> # End
> #

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