> I assume you mean your return address? What is the value of the
> user-mail-address emacs variable? (How to find this? Type
> "user-mail-address " into the *scratch* buffer, then type "C-u C-x C-e",
> and see what it inserts.) If you don't like it, change it by putting
>
> (setq user-mail-address "[EMAIL PROTECTED]")
>
> in your .emacs file (and type C-x C-e with the cursor after the ")" in
> order to get it to happen immediately).
Well, that did the trick. However, that line shouldn't be necessary.
I still feel that if emacs is using the system MTA, which as you point
out is sendmail, which is actually a link to qmail/bin/sendmail, then
sendmail should do the right things to put in the correct From: and
Return-Path: lines. I haven't customized emacs at all. This
work-around is fine, but I really think I'm missing some part of the
configuration.
Also, there should be some kind of functioning executable in
/bin/mail. I just don't know what to put there on this system.
Maybe I should have gotten Correl Linux, which comes with qmail
instead of rotten old sendmail.
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