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- Subject: Pine & reply-to [was: Re: "restarting" scsi]
- From: Tobias Diedrich <ranma@example.com>
- Date: Sat, 23 Dec 2000 00:14:01 +0000 (UTC)
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On Fri, 22 Dec 2000, Tony Laszlo wrote: > > Well it's a good thing then that I have the same login name on my > > machine... > > I set the user-domain option, so it should work now (before I just didn't > > get what it's for) > > What do I do if my login name is different ? > > Since you have the same login name on your machine, > I suggest that you use that when sending and > receiving mail. > But keep in mind that this is just an amateur's opinion. On my university account my username is different (td), but I suppose I should just add the Reply-To field to the header there... But I still would be interested in knowing how to set the From Header field to a value different from my login name anyway ^__^. <rant> something different: Ahh, my linux box is working again. ^_^ Yesterday it 'hickuped' and decided to write a corrupt superblock onto the filesystem, so I had a nice "operating system not found" message today -_-;; (I looked into it with a disk editor, somehow he decided to set the lowest bit of every word... Maybe it really isn't a good idea to alwasy run the latest development kernel on a production machine ^^;; ) </rant> I just had to complain to someone about that ^__^ Tobias
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