Ken wrote:
> My only quibble is perhaps that the implementation
> is a bit inelegant but on further reflection it's probably the best
> that can be done given the current API.
If you're referring to the special handling for whom, that doesn't need to
migrate to send. A lot of the other code
Conrad wrote:
> Do you have anything set up to automatically alter From addresses when
> replying?
Here's the relevant part of my replcomps:
%<(nonnull(getmyaddr{to}))From: %(myname) <%(getmyaddr{to})>\
%?(nonnull(getmyaddr{cc}))From: %(myname) <%(getmyaddr{cc})>%>
If one of my addresses isn't
>I'd be glad to share my perl wrapper script again, but I'm sure that there are
>more integrated, cleaner solutions, such as replyfilter.
For various dumb reasons, replyfilter really only has access to (and can only
provide) the message body. If you want to modify the message headers, your
only
In the message dated: Tue, 31 May 2016 13:11:33 -0400,
The pithy ruminations from Ken Hornstein on
were:
=> >Do you have anything set up to automatically alter From addresses when
=> >replying? I've a hacked-up editor script that alters them according to
=> >various things, such as the
>Do you have anything set up to automatically alter From addresses when
>replying? I've a hacked-up editor script that alters them according to
>various things, such as the originator or recipient address. Maybe
>there's a more nmh-y way to do that nowadays though..?
We've discussed this on the
>I added a program, docs/contrib/sendfrom.c, that selects the SMTP
>server based on the draft's From: address.
>
>The source code can be viewed at
>
>http://git.savannah.gnu.org/cgit/nmh.git/tree/docs/contrib/sendfrom.c
I think this is great. My only quibble is perhaps that the
David> I added a program, docs/contrib/sendfrom.c, that selects the SMTP
David> server based on the draft's From: address.
There have been times I'd've found this incredibly useful, though not so
much right at the moment unfortunately. +1!
Do you have anything set up to automatically alter From
