Use to-address in gnus-summary-reply?

Use to-address in gnus-summary-reply?

[Mark Plaksin]

Howdy,

In some mail groups, I want *all* my replies to go to the list address
regardless of the Reply-to header.  I thought that this is what the
to-address group paramater was for but it doesn't work.  So, in
gnus-summary-reply, is there a reason not to change this:

(message-reply nil wide)

to this:

(message-reply
  (gnus-group-find-parameter gnus-newsgroup-name 'to-address) wide)

so I can get what I want?

Or is there a better way to solve the problem?

-- 
Mark Plaksin                                http://www.arches.uga.edu/~happy/

Re: Use to-address in gnus-summary-reply?

[Kai.Grossjohann]

Mark Plaksin <happy@arches.uga.edu> writes:

  > In some mail groups, I want *all* my replies to go to the list address
  > regardless of the Reply-to header.

Does a followup (f/F instead of r/R) go to the right address with
to-address or to-list set?

kai
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Re: Use to-address in gnus-summary-reply?

[Justin Sheehy]

Mark Plaksin <happy@arches.uga.edu> writes:

> In some mail groups, I want *all* my replies to go to the list address
> regardless of the Reply-to header. 

I assume that you mean followups.  

All replies should go to the author, and all followups to the group, right?

If so, set the broken-reply-to group parameter to t.

I hate lists that set the Reply-To header on all posts.  Luckily, Gnus 
allows me to ignore them.

-- 
Justin Sheehy

In a cloud bones of steel.
  

Re: Use to-address in gnus-summary-reply?

[Mark Plaksin]

Kai.Grossjohann@CS.Uni-Dortmund.DE writes:

> Mark Plaksin <happy@arches.uga.edu> writes:
> 
>   > In some mail groups, I want *all* my replies to go to the list address
>   > regardless of the Reply-to header.
> 
> Does a followup (f/F instead of r/R) go to the right address with
> to-address or to-list set?

Ah, the many wonders of Gnus!  I didn't understand the distinction between
f/F and r/R.  Thanks for clearing it up.  Now I just need to retrain my
fingers.

-- 
Mark Plaksin                                http://www.arches.uga.edu/~happy/