> The proper place to achieve that is in your Mail User Agent (MUA, > e.g. mutt) and not in your Mail Delivery Agent (MDA, e.g. exim) > simply because your MDA doesn't know to what mail you're replying. > You need to sort the incomming mail into seperate folders and then > use mutt's mailbox-hook feature to set the From header depending > on the mailbox. ok. thanks, for pointing that > On the other hand if your email adress solely depends on the adressee > (the (Envelop-)To/Cc/Bcc header(s)) then you might achieve what you > want with exim's Transport specific rewrite rules. You need the > condition option of the Router's to distinguish the different cases, > and test on all relevant headers ((envelop-)To, [B]Cc, maybe more) > > Or you could try to make the result of exim's generic rewrite rules > depend on the addressee. This is more complicated then it seems as > you might have to dig to find the right rewrite triggering header. > > Or you could use exim's powerfull transport_filter Transport option, > and use a home grown Perl/Python script to alter what ever. > > Personally, I would advice to investigate the first and look into > Mutt's mailbox-hooks. do you have an example? -- Jan Michael C Alonzo email: <jmalonzo@softhome.net> GnuPG key: http://dotdeb.150m.com/pubring.gpg "Ninety-five percent of the real world isn't applicable to the real world; how do you expect anything in academia to be more than five percent applicable, if the Real World is only five percent applicable?" -- anon slashdotter
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