Re: Reply-to with the same address as it was sent to

[Tassilo Horn <tsdh@gnu.org>]

lists.emacs.gnus@xavier.maillard.im writes:

Hi Xavier,

> I am using Plus addressing and subdomain addressing[1] which permits
> auto-split of my incoming mails into mail groups.
>
> A mail addressed to, say, lists.emacs.gnus@xavier.maillard.im is put
> into INBOX.lists.emacs.gnus. This is a neat feature I am using
> everywhere.
>
> On the Fastmail webmail, I have a "generic" identity which automatically
> change my From to the current subdomain adress.
>
> Is there something I could read about that for Gnus ? I have seen many
> configuration with alias and such (gnus-alias, gnus posting style,
> gnus-harvest, etc.) Which can help in my case ?

With gnus posting styles, you can have such rules like in
INBOX.lists.emacs.gnus, use lists.emacs.gnus@xavier.maillard.im as my
address.  That's how I use them.  The structure is the same as that for
`gnus-parameter'.

--8<---------------cut here---------------start------------->8---
(setq gnus-posting-styles
      `(("nnimap\\+Gmail:"
	 (address "MY-GMAIL-ADDR@gmail.com"))
	("nnimap\\+Fastmail:"
	 (address "MY-FASTMAIL-ADDR@fastmail.fm"))
	("nnimap\\+Uni:"
	 (address "MY-UNI-ADDR@uni-koblenz.de")
	 (signature ,th/gnus-uni-signature))

	(,(rx (or "nntp+Eclipse" "infko." "nnimap\\+Uni:"))
	 (address "MY-UNI-ADDR@uni-koblenz.de")
	 (signature ,th/gnus-uni-signature))

	(,(rx (or (and (opt "de.") (or "comp." "comm.software."))
		  "gnu."
		  "nntp+Gmane:"
		  "nnimap+Fastmail:INBOX.GNU"
		  "nnimap+Fastmail:INBOX.mailinglists."))
	 (address "tsdh@gnu.org"))

	(,(rx "INBOX.mailinglists.d-barf")
	 (address "MY-FASTMAIL-ADDR@fastmail.fm"))

	(,(rx "gmane.comp.printing.ghostscript.")
	 ;; Posting requires whitelist keyword "artifex" spelled backwards.
	 ("X-Fnord" "xefitra"))))
--8<---------------cut here---------------end--------------->8---

Bye,
Tassilo