Major problem with a default header configuration
Michele Dondi
second pine account. Which I plainly did manually in the end.
Now I have address AAA and BBB, and I would like to set Reply-To to
both. Now I had set Reply-To as an additional header quite a lot of
time ago, rarely if ever actually using it. Today I tried adding the
addresses - in several different ways either through M S C or editing
.pinerc directly. NO WAY. One works, and is retained, the other one is
pushed to the following line and interpreted as an header and thus
ignored. Even if I put it on the same line in .pinerc, the second one
is ignored.
Though, if I leave the configuration as is, I can add the addresses
manually while composing, and it works like a charm. I JUST CAN'T SET
THEM AS A DEFAULT. (Which is what I reasonably want.) Any workaround
or solution? If that is not possible, I would call it a bug...
Michele
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Michele Dondi
<bik....@tiscalinet.it> wrote:
>Though, if I leave the configuration as is, I can add the addresses
>manually while composing, and it works like a charm. I JUST CAN'T SET
>THEM AS A DEFAULT. (Which is what I reasonably want.) Any workaround
>or solution? If that is not possible, I would call it a bug...
No idea yet?
Michele
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Donna Rosa, toccata da divina luce,
avesse dato al fabbro predappiano
invece della fica il deretano,
l'avrebbe presa in culo quella sera
Rosa sola e non l'Italia intera.
- Poesia antifascista
Niklaus Kuehnis
> Ok, so I have mostly solved my problems with the configuration of a
> second pine account. Which I plainly did manually in the end.
> Now I have address AAA and BBB, and I would like to set Reply-To to
> both. Now I had set Reply-To as an additional header quite a lot of
> time ago, rarely if ever actually using it. Today I tried adding the
> addresses - in several different ways either through M S C or editing
> .pinerc directly.
I can set two addresses using a rule without any problem. I suppose
it's possible to use a rule by default?
--
Niklaus
Steve Hubert
> On Sun, 10 Aug 2008 15:49:45 +0200, Michele Dondi
> <bik....@tiscalinet.it> wrote:
>
>> Though, if I leave the configuration as is, I can add the addresses
>> manually while composing, and it works like a charm. I JUST CAN'T SET
>> THEM AS A DEFAULT. (Which is what I reasonably want.) Any workaround
>> or solution? If that is not possible, I would call it a bug...
>
> No idea yet?
How about if you add an addressbook entry with a nickname of replyto and
give that entry the two addresses, then use
Reply-To: replyto
in your Customized headers?
Steve
Michele Dondi
<hub...@washington.edu> wrote:
>>> Though, if I leave the configuration as is, I can add the addresses
>>> manually while composing, and it works like a charm. I JUST CAN'T SET
>>> THEM AS A DEFAULT. (Which is what I reasonably want.) Any workaround
>>> or solution? If that is not possible, I would call it a bug...
>>
>> No idea yet?
>
>How about if you add an addressbook entry with a nickname of replyto and
>give that entry the two addresses, then use
>
> Reply-To: replyto
>
>in your Customized headers?
I already have the entry, and that's what I use to manually add it. I
hadn't though of "inlining" it. I'm trying ASAP.
Michele Dondi
<kuehni...@gmx-topmail.de> wrote:
>> Now I have address AAA and BBB, and I would like to set Reply-To to
>> both. Now I had set Reply-To as an additional header quite a lot of
>> time ago, rarely if ever actually using it. Today I tried adding the
>> addresses - in several different ways either through M S C or editing
>> .pinerc directly.
>
>I can set two addresses using a rule without any problem. I suppose
>it's possible to use a rule by default?
To be fair, I know nothing 'bout rules. I'll read something asap.
Niklaus Kuehnis
> To be fair, I know nothing 'bout rules. I'll read something asap.
To be precise I should have been talking about a 'role' which is a
special kind of a 'rule'.
In Alpine:
m s r r a
--
Niklaus
Michele Dondi
<bik....@tiscalinet.it> wrote:
>> Reply-To: replyto
>>
>>in your Customized headers?
>
>I already have the entry, and that's what I use to manually add it. I
>hadn't though of "inlining" it. I'm trying ASAP.
It did work!! Why didn't anybody tell me it would've been that simple?
;)
Michele Dondi
<kuehni...@gmx-topmail.de> wrote:
>> To be fair, I know nothing 'bout rules. I'll read something asap.
>
>To be precise I should have been talking about a 'role' which is a
>special kind of a 'rule'.
>
>In Alpine:
>m s r r a
Actually, the address book entry trick suggested by another user did
work perfectly well. But I'm reading about roles and rules anyway.