Cool!
I don't manage multiple mailboxes, but I sometimes change my
"real name" in the header. For that, I've set up a bunch of
commands that are basically
repl -form <form-with-different-real-name>
I have a bunch of form files as well.
That requires that I have a message to reply to, which is
usually the case. But even when I'm composing a message, I
always have at least 1 message in my inbox (sigh), so I just
delete the In-reply-to: stuff from the header. Yes, I have to
edit the To: and Subject: fields, but I would need to do that
anyway. Just a different set of editor keystrokes.
Pretty low-rent. B-)
Bob
On Tue, 20 Oct 2015 13:56:32 -0400 Ken Hornstein <kenh(_at_)pobox(_dot_)com>
sez:
I just came up with this, and I thought it might be useful to
people.
I put in my components file the following line:
%<{from}%?(getenv MH_FROM)%|%(void(localmbox))%>%(void(width))%(putaddr From:
)
That lets me, in priority order, set my From: header as the
following:
- The -from switch to comp(1)
- The value of the MH_FROM environment variable
- Nmh's idea of my local mailbox (configured via
Local-Mailbox, or if that's missing taking a guess based on
the local username and hostname).
I have a few shell aliases which set MH_FROM to useful values.
I find myself juggling multiple identities more and more, and I
finally got tired of editing my From: header by hand. That's
not the only piece of the puzzle, though ... I have a postproc
which submits the email to the 'correct' SMTP server and my
replcomps has a number of contortions to choose the correct
From: header (that works actually surprisingly well in
practice).
As a question to everyone else: how do others who juggle
multiple email identities make it work?
--Ken
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