Hey all. Another quick question here. I have a send-hook set up so that when I send to a closed group, like mutt, my From: header is munged so that I get the '+folder' portion I subscribed with. Basically, this was done so that sendmail can sort my mail into the appropriate folders. Anyway, I noticed that when I do a group reply, it works. But if I am writing a new message, and address it after the message is composed (using 't' for the recipient, 's' for the subject, etc) it doesn't work. It doesn't work if you put the address in while composing, either (edit_hdrs is set). When, exactly are these hooks called? it seems there must be a way to make it work on any message, otherwise the send-hooks aren't much good. Is it possible that they are only getting called when the message is initiated rather than when it is sent? If so, how do I invoke a new mail message for a specific recipient? It seems like moving the hook invocation to some point after the final approval of a message is a project that could go eather way - a total breeze, or a complete cluster&*#!. It all depends on what the designer was thinking at the time. Thanks all. Lou -- Louis LeBlanc Fully Funded Hobbyist, KeySlapper Extrordinaire :) [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://acadia.ne.mediaone.net ԿԬ
