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36 From: Xavier Maillard <xma@gnu.org>
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38 Subject: How notmuchmail guess the 'from' and what to do in To and Cc ?
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62 all is in the subject but I will try to clarify.
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64 On this mailing list, when pressing the 'r' key to post an answer to a
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65 message, my From header is automatically filled with my 'backup' email
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66 address and I do not know why. My primary is this one. How does it guess
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69 Second, once again, taking notmuchmail mailing list, I observe weird
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70 behaviour when answering: all people are automatically set in the To
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71 header which is wrong in my opinion. Why does it react that way ? My
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72 guess is that it should "explode" and "balance" all the recipients along
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73 the To and Cc headers. Am I wrong thinking like this ?
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