* ktb <x.y.f@home.com>, 2001-04-12 08:40 +0200:
> On Tue, Apr 10, 2001 at 10:51:41PM +0000, jdls@apu.edu wrote:
> > Currently, I am using mutt to access my schools imap server. it's
> > been working great now I have another email account (pop3) and I use
> > fetchmail to retrive it. My problem is that whenever I reply my
> > outgoing email address is always the one with the imap server. (i.e.
> > .edu) what I would like to be able to accomplish is I would like to
> > reply as whoever the mail was sent to. I am using exim as my mta. my
> > relevant eximconfig file is attached.
[...]
> You could create two files one called ~/.muttrc and one ~./muttrc2
> Put a "my_hdr" line, one for isp1 in one file and one for isp2 in the
> other. Then at the command line when you fire up mutt you could source
> which file you want with the following -
>
> $ mutt -F ~/.muttrc
> respond to mail from isp1
[...]
Never personally tried it, but maybe the sections of the mutt manual
6.3.174 reverse_name
6.3.175 reverse_realname
are what you're looking for.
Andre Berger [andre.berger@topmail.de]
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