Hi, I am a big user of alternates and reverse_name, in order to have the correct "From: " address when I reply to a mail. I recently discovered that if I tag two mails to make a common reply, then I get my default "From: " address instead of the one that was used as recipient in the two tagged messages.
Here is a minimal .muttrc and simple instructions to reproduce the problem: ---- .muttrc ---- set reverse_name set reverse_realname set from="[EMAIL PROTECTED]" set use_from set envelope_from set edit_headers alternates '^(default|tom)@example\.org$' ----------------- In /tmp/test, fake two mails with '[EMAIL PROTECTED]' as recipient. Reply to one of them : the from is [EMAIL PROTECTED] (correct). Tag them all and hit ';r' or ';g' : the from is [EMAIL PROTECTED] instead of [EMAIL PROTECTED] Even more, tag only one of them and ';r' : the from is [EMAIL PROTECTED] instead of [EMAIL PROTECTED] I tried this on Debian/testing, Debian/sid and also a fresh build from the hg repository. I can test patches if it helps. -- Thomas Parmelan
