David Woodfall
2018-07-27 15:02:06 UTC
I'm using %F in index_format to shows author name, but the slackware
%F shows that as Slackware and so does %n and anything else designed
to show author name.
It's because I have an alias defined for it. I have aliases for all
the lists I'm subscribed to, made from the part of the address before
the '@'. EG alias mutt-users "Mutt Users" <***@domain> etc.
This is done automagically via a macro+shell script whenever I
subscribe to a new list, or unsubscribe and remove an old one.
Is there a way to fix that, other than removing the alias?
--
.. I used to get in more fights with SCO than I did my girlfriend, but
now, thanks to Linux, she has more than happily accepted her place back at
number one antagonist in my life..
-- Jason Stiefel, ***@s30.nmex.com
.--. oo
(____)//
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~'
%F shows that as Slackware and so does %n and anything else designed
to show author name.
It's because I have an alias defined for it. I have aliases for all
the lists I'm subscribed to, made from the part of the address before
the '@'. EG alias mutt-users "Mutt Users" <***@domain> etc.
This is done automagically via a macro+shell script whenever I
subscribe to a new list, or unsubscribe and remove an old one.
Is there a way to fix that, other than removing the alias?
--
.. I used to get in more fights with SCO than I did my girlfriend, but
now, thanks to Linux, she has more than happily accepted her place back at
number one antagonist in my life..
-- Jason Stiefel, ***@s30.nmex.com
.--. oo
(____)//
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~'