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internal:email:muttrc [2010/02/12 09:07] galaxy added a comment re: identities' format, fixed some grammar errors |
internal:email:muttrc [2010/08/18 14:27] (current) solar added sample send-hooks setting the From address depending on who is being e-mailed |
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macro compose v "<enter-command>source '~/.mutt/bin/get_my_ids|'<enter><edit-from>^U_id_<tab>" "Select from" | macro compose v "<enter-command>source '~/.mutt/bin/get_my_ids|'<enter><edit-from>^U_id_<tab>" "Select from" | ||
</file> | </file> | ||
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+ | As an alternative or in addition to manual From address selection, the following settings may be used (from [[:people/solar|Solar]]'s .muttrc, with minor changes not to reveal the specific addresses on this public wiki page): | ||
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+ | <file> | ||
+ | send-hook . 'unmy_hdr From:' | ||
+ | send-hook ~Ctech@client1 'my_hdr from: "First Last" <me@client1.com>' | ||
+ | send-hook 'client2|client3' 'my_hdr from: "First Last" <me@openwall.com>' | ||
+ | send-hook ~tfriend@somewhere 'my_hdr from: "First Last" <me-personal@openwall.com>' | ||
+ | </file> | ||
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+ | The "~Ctech@client1" line is triggered whenever the client company's sysadmin team address is in To or CC, which it should be when e-mailing customers/clients of that client company (we represent that company rather than Openwall when we do so). The "client2|client3" line is triggered when the domain name of one of these clients is found on one of the destination addresses (we represent Openwall when we contact them). | ||
====== .vimrc ====== | ====== .vimrc ====== | ||
We commonly use the [[http://www.vim.org|VIM]] text editor along with Mutt. Please refer to the page on [[internal:vimrc|.vimrc settings]], which describes some of those relevant to editing e-mail messages. | We commonly use the [[http://www.vim.org|VIM]] text editor along with Mutt. Please refer to the page on [[internal:vimrc|.vimrc settings]], which describes some of those relevant to editing e-mail messages. |