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On Wednesday, October 10 at 11:00 PM, quoth Benjamin A'Lee:
>I can do a):
>
> folder-hook . my_hdr From: address_a
> folder-hook =lists my_hdr From: address_b
>
>Or, I can do b):
>
> send-hook . my_hdr From: address_a
> send-hook @example.com my_hdr From: address_c
>
>What I can't do is have both. The send-hook runs on every message, so
>overrides the configured address for the folder.
What about something like this:
folder-hook . my_hdr From: address_a
folder-hook =lists my_hdr From: address_b
send-hook '!~f address_b' 'my_hdr From: address_a'
send-hook '~C @example.com' 'my_hdr From: address_c'
Thus, the first send-hook will only trigger if the second folder-hook
didn't trigger (i.e. it shouldn't override your folder-hook), and the
second send-hook will override things if your recipient is
@example.com. You could make the second send-hook subservient to the
folder hooks by simply adding another condition, e.g.:
send-hook '~C @example.com !~f address_b' 'my_hdr From: address_c'
But, if send-hooks don't want to match on your currently-configured
from address (and I see no reason why they'd be so persnickety), you
could use a variable to gate them, like this (again, I haven't tested
this):
folder-hook . 'set my_stophook=no; my_hdr From: address_a'
folder-hook =lists 'set my_stophook=yes; my_hdr From: address_b'
send-hook . \
'`[ $my_stophook == yes ] && echo set my_stophook || echo my_hdr From:
address_a`'
send-hook '~C @example.com' 'my_hdr From: address_c'
Of course, you may want to do something a little simpler, and a little
more effective than using a folder-hook to set your return address.
Personally, I'd do something like this:
send-hook . my_hdr From: address_a
send-hook ~l my_hdr From: address_b
send-hook @example.com my_hdr From: address_c
~Kyle
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-- Pope John Paul II, 1979
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