On Wed, Jun 28, 2000 at 01:37:59PM -0500, Nate Bargmann wrote: > First things. Mutt will create a directory called ~/.mutt and you > can place muttrc in there (note there is no leading . on the filename).
or, use ~/.muttrc (and ~/.mutt/). > Now, I know whereof you speak, so I added the following lines to my > muttrc: > > my_hdr From: Nate Bargmann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > > So far this has kept Exim from telling the world my [EMAIL PROTECTED] You > can mangle headers in other ways using the my_hdr line. Also, you'll > likely want to use muttrc to set up some custom colors and get away from > the default black and white. > > - Nate >> i've tried the my_hdr to default 'content-type:' to be 'text/html' (wouldn't dream of forcing any html on linux folk, trust me) to no avail, so i'm hobbling together a perl script to do it instead. i even tried 'unmy_hdr' first... can mutt be made to rewrite 'content-type'?
