In case any Mutt users are interested, here’s how this can be accomplished. # When replying to an email, use the To: address of the original email as the

In case any Mutt users are interested, here’s how this can be accomplished. # When replying to an email, use the To: address of the original email as the # From: address in the reply (requires that the To: address be recognised by # Mutt as being one of my alternate addresses). set reverse_name # Regex to let Mutt know what other email addresses are used by me. alternates @example I had been thinking of writing a script to dynamically create a file of alternative addresses from /etc/aliases but this isn’t necessary. There’s no need to individually list all my alternate addresses as – currently – all name@example.com and name@example.info addresses are me so it is enough to just match the `@example` regular expression. Edit: For composing a new message (not a reply), I have this set: # When composing a message, edit the headers along with the message body. # This should make it easier to see that the correct From address is being used # and to fix this if necessary. set edit_headers