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43 From: Jinwoo Lee <jinwoo68@gmail.com>
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44 To: Mark Walters <markwalters1009@gmail.com>, notmuch@notmuchmail.org
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45 Subject: Re: emacs: Wrong "From" address when forwarding a mail
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69 On Sun, Dec 20, 2015 at 12:54 PM, Mark Walters <markwalters1009@gmail.com> wrote:
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70 > You can get around some of this by setting
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71 > notmuch-always-prompt-for-sender to t (it is a customizable
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72 > variable). This means that whenever you create a new message or forward
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73 > a message you will be prompted to choose a sender address.
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75 I think forwarding should be more symmetric with replying than with
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76 sending a new message. Forwarding is an act of sending a mail you
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77 received at your account A to another person, and so the default account
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78 that it's sent from must be account A, not one of your other accounts.
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80 Isn't it really weird if a mail was "forwarded" from an account that
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81 never had received that mail?
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83 > Indeed, I am surprised you don't find it annoying that, when you start a
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84 > new personal email (e.g., with "m"), notmuch uses your corp address.
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86 I'm not surprised because it's a new mail and not associated with any of
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87 my accounts yet before I send it. Forwarding is different because it's
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88 already associated with one of the accounts and that one should be the
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89 default From address when forwarding. That's my expectation and I think
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92 >> Can we make notmuch-show-forward-message behave like
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93 >> notmuch-show-reply-sender, which chooses the From address correctly?
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95 > We could do this, but it's not clear to me that it is better than what
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96 > we have. Indeed, under your suggestion, suppose someone with their
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97 > personal address as their primary address received an idiotic email from
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98 > their boss, which they forward to their wife saying "what an
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99 > idiot". Suddenly, it is now being read by work...
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101 Agreed that this issue can happen in this case. Let's forget about the
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104 > Overall, I don't think is is possible for notmuch to get this right
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105 > enough of the time to make anything other than
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106 > notmuch-always-prompt-for-sender sensible in this sort of situation.
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