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05-31-2005 03:21 AM
05-31-2005 03:21 AM
Elm : Define From or Return-Path
Hello
I'm using the following command to send mails with pdf attachments :
elm -s "test" me@ourdomain.com < lastmail.msg
Lastmail.msg contains :
[include test.pdf application/binary base64]
How can i define the "from-address" or the return-path ?
eg. mails send by user X should be returned to Y@ourdomain.com
I know it works with fastmail,etc, but i need this for elm.
Thanks
I'm using the following command to send mails with pdf attachments :
elm -s "test" me@ourdomain.com < lastmail.msg
Lastmail.msg contains :
[include test.pdf application/binary base64]
How can i define the "from-address" or the return-path ?
eg. mails send by user X should be returned to Y@ourdomain.com
I know it works with fastmail,etc, but i need this for elm.
Thanks
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05-31-2005 03:44 AM
05-31-2005 03:44 AM
Re: Elm : Define From or Return-Path
You can define a line in a file ~/.elm/elmheaders such as:
From: oz@foobar.com
If elmheaders doesn't exist, you can just create it and add the above line.
Oz
From: oz@foobar.com
If elmheaders doesn't exist, you can just create it and add the above line.
Oz
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05-31-2005 11:09 PM
05-31-2005 11:09 PM
Re: Elm : Define From or Return-Path
Problem is we are with +- 100 users. Would take a lot of time to set this. And I should set this for every new user from now on.
So would be better if there was a way to set the From-address or return path with the elm command.
So would be better if there was a way to set the From-address or return path with the elm command.
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