* martin f krafft <madduck@debian.org> [20030314 13:18 PST]: > I have reply_to set to ask-yes in my muttrc. However, when I receive > a message with a Reply-To header set, and I reply to it with 'r', > I am not prompted and the From address is used. If I set reply_to to > yes, the From address is still used. > > What can be causing this? Google was unhelpful. Is the message "from" you in the mutt sense? (check your alternates pattern). If so, and reply_self is unset (which it is by default) mutt will assume you want to reply to the recipients, not the sender (or the reply-to header in this case), because the sender is you. This short-circuits any reply-to checking and just sends to the original recipients. I know you said that it's using the From address, which isn't precisely what would happen in the case I described above, but it's the only thing I could think of. I thought maybe you were conducting a test in which the from and to addresses are both "you" (in the alternates sense), so maybe misinterpreting the "to" address as the "from" address when mutt does its no_reply_self thing. good times, Vineet -- http://www.doorstop.net/ -- http://www.digitalconsumer.org/
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