[mew-int 2776] Re: Hooks and ditching NNTP
Kazu Yamamoto ( 山本和彦 )
kazu at example.com
Thu Dec 3 11:59:13 JST 2009
Hello,
> First, how do I tell Mew to never try to use or otherwise deal with
> NNTP? I don't have a news server, or a need to get one, but I do read
> a few mailing lists that are gateways to news groups. When I try to
> reply to one of these messages, Mew throws away the mail headers (To:,
> Cc:) in favor of setting up a reply to the group.
The following configuration would save you.
(setq mew-reply-all-alist
'(("Reply-To:"
("To:" "Reply-To:" "From:")
("Cc:" "To:" "Cc:" "Apparently-To:"))
(t
("To:" "From:")
("Cc:" "To:" "Cc:" "Apparently-To:"))))
> Relatedly, if I'm not paying attention when Mew does this and I try to
> send the message, not only does sending bomb, but the message appears
> to get thrown away. It's not in a buffer, not in +drafts or +backup,
> it's just gone as far as I can tell. This smells like a bug, but I'm
> willing to believe I'm just not looking hard enough for the message.
They are in +queue I guess.
--Kazu
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