Proper use of message-alternative-emails configuration variable

Proper use of message-alternative-emails configuration variable

[Jan Stranik]

Hello, 
I started using message-alternative-emails to support multiple email
identities in one email account. 

message-alternative-emails variable works great with one flaw. If I
receive an email where to: or cc: matches regex in
message-alternative-emails *and* that address is not my primary address,
the follow-up (reply) adds my address to CC: field. 

The effect is that when I reply to my non-primary address, I always get
added to CC'ed on the mail and I receive my own reply as well. 

Here is an example of mail headers that I add:

From: jans@stranik.org
Subject: Re: XXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
To: hidden@xxx.xx
Cc: jans@stranik.org


Thanks,

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Jan Stranik
jan@stranik.org

Re: Proper use of message-alternative-emails configuration variable

[Andreas Schwab]

Jan Stranik <jan@stranik.org> writes:

> The effect is that when I reply to my non-primary address, I always get
> added to CC'ed on the mail and I receive my own reply as well. 

Try adding it to message-dont-reply-to-names.

Andreas.

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