On Sat, Nov 08, 2014 at 03:30:24PM +0100, Marcel Hlopko wrote: > Hello :) > > I know my problem is not directly an issue with mutt, but I hope > there are some people on this mailing list with the similar setup and > hopefully a solution.
I run an exact same setup (mutt, msmtp, offlineimap) except for the mail
provider.
> Eveything works like a charm, except when I send an email. When I send
> an email via mutt (msmtp), and then I check fastmail via web, I see one
> 'sent' email (with only few simple headers from mutt, such as Date,
> From, To, Subject, User-Agent...), and then I see one which doesn't look
> like sent email (headers, if anybody would find them useful, are at the
> end of this email).
Would be nice to have the other mail’s headers, too. Just for a quick diff.
I do not set copy to anything in my muttrc, so copy is actually set to yes
in my mutt.
I don’t have any immediate help, but here is the relevant config for my
offlineimap’ped account (replaced the actual account name with ABC):
# Global directory settings {{{
set folder=$HOME/Mail
set mbox = +mbox
set mbox_type = Maildir
set postponed = +postponed
set spoolfile = +inbox
# }}}
# ABC settings {{{
folder-hook +ABC set from="<my ABC address>"
folder-hook +ABC 'set sendmail="/usr/bin/msmtp --account ABC"'
folder-hook +ABC set record=+ABC/sent
folder-hook +ABC set postponed=+ABC/drafts
# }}}
That’s all. The relevant section in ~/.msmtprc only has the settings host,
user, password, auth, and tls stuff.
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