Setting "Reply-To" address in Pine?

[Mike Stack]

After looking around for a while in Pine's Setup -> Config menu, I
haven't found a way to specify the Reply-To address in my messages.
This is important to me, because if the account I'm using on my Linux
box is, for instance, "baz", the Reply-To line in messages I send out is
"b...@hostname.com". How do I fix this problem, without creating a new
account on my Linux box with the same name as my account name with my
ISP?

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[John Haverty]

Mike,

Try the following...

Edit your .pinerc file.
In the area that says:

"Add these customized headers (and possible default values) when
composing customized-hdrs="

Enter: Reply-To: <st...@somehost.com>

Then save the .pinerc file and restart pine. It should now be set for
you so that when you send email, or post news, it will have a From and
a reply-to address.

Hope this helps.

John

On Sun, 28 Feb 1999 18:31:18 -0700, Mike Stack <st...@somehost.com>
wrote:

>After looking around for a while in Pine's Setup -> Config menu, I
>haven't found a way to specify the Reply-To address in my messages.
>This is important to me, because if the account I'm using on my Linux
>box is, for instance, "baz", the Reply-To line in messages I send out is
>"b...@hostname.com". How do I fix this problem, without creating a new
>account on my Linux box with the same name as my account name with my
>ISP?

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