>When I changed my replcomps:
>
>11,12c11,12
>< Reply-To: Norman Shapiro <[email protected]>
>< From: [email protected]
>---
>> Reply-To: %(localmbox)
>> From: %(localmbox)
>
>repl suddenly started inserting a spurious unadorned "cc: norm" (with no
>@dad.org) into my drafts, when there is no such address in the message
>being replied to.
That's from this line:
%(lit)%(formataddr{to})%(formataddr{cc})%(formataddr(me))
Specifically, the "%(formataddr(me))". (You should probably never use
%(me) except for a very few specific things).
To give you an idea, for me:
%(me) kenh
%(myhost) pobox.com
%(me)@%(myhost) [email protected]
%(localmbox) Ken Hornstein <[email protected]>
(Also, when you're in your replcomps, you might want to consider updating
the In-Reply-To header).
>The problem is not fatal, because send will not
>send such a message, but it is inconvenient.
Now, that's odd. Because I use usernames without a hostname and it works
fine for me.
--Ken
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