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I frequently have to send e-mails from different addresses, so it seems I need to have manage multiple .conf files for this to work correctly? Example: - login
by xyst 2y ago
I frequently have to send e-mails from different addresses, so it seems I need to have manage multiple .conf files for this to work correctly? Example:
- login user: example@example.com
- alises: *@example.com, postmaster@example.com, abuse@example.com ...
Mail addressed to "ex@example.com" is delivered to "example@example.com" inbox. But instead of replying from "example@example.com", I would prefer to reply via "ex@example.com"
Thunderbird offers the feature to modify the "from" header for each mail (which is nice). So I am curious how I would be able to do this with Aerc without having to constantly fiddle with the configuration files (ie, create new conf, add conf entry, ...)
- noahmasur 2y agoAerc lets you do this, although it doesn't automatically fill it in based on the recipient in a reply. So you have to remember to adjust the sender for each email that you send.
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