Damon Muller wrote: > For example, I have mail from this list go into ~/mail/debian-user, so I > have the following in my .muttrc > > # Stuff for the debian-user list > folder-hook +debian-user my_hdr From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > Which sets my email address for this list. You just have to remember > that if you want to send mail as a particular user, to do it whilst you > are in that mailbox.
Perhaps a better solution is this: # Debian mail appears to come from [EMAIL PROTECTED] send-hook (debian) "my_hdr From: Joey Hess <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>" send-hook !(debian) "my_hdr From: Joey Hess <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>" This makes mutt look at the headers of the message you are sending, and changes your email address appropriatly. So I sent this to an address with "debian" in it, and the first pattern matched. The only annoying bit is you have to write a final line that negates all the other patterns to catch the general case. -- see shy jo
