* Re: group-specific Reply-to addresses
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@ 2002-08-31 11:05 ` Mario Lang
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From: Mario Lang @ 2002-08-31 11:05 UTC (permalink / raw)
Edward O'Connor <ted@oconnor.cx> writes:
>> What kind of configuration would I have to setup to customize
>> Reply-to headers for all the mailing lists I subscribe to?
>
> I usually move to the group I'm keeping the mailing list in in the
> *Group* buffer, type G p to edit its group parameters, and change
> them to something like so:
>
> ((to-address . "the-list-address")
> (to-list . "the-list-address")
> (subscribed . t))
>
> And then I C-c C-c to save the new group parameters. Now, whenever
> I followup or start composing a new article in that group, Gnus
> does The Right Thing.
>
There is another very cute trick related to this group parameter usage.
I have this in my .gnus.el:
;; Group mail splitting
;
; This allows me to use `G p' to set nnmail-split-fancy
; Just put (to-list . "list@address") in Group parameters, or
; (split-regexp . "re").
(gnus-group-split-setup t)
; And this automatically adds to-list when I sent the first mail to the list.
(setq gnus-add-to-list t)
So, my split-settings are automatically defined from the settings in the
Group parameters.
BTW; you can also use Topic parameters to do nice things
like setting your from header (posting-styles) for a particular
type of mailing list.
--
CYa,
Mario
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