multiple reply address

[Byung-Hee HWANG (황병희, 黃炳熙)]

when i reply, how can i select one address like thunderbird? let's
assume there are two addresses like as [***@gmail.com,
***@doraji.xyz]. yes i'm using gnus.

thanks for advance,,,

[Eric Abrahamsen]

Post by Byung-Hee HWANG (황병희, 黃炳熙)
when i reply, how can i select one address like thunderbird? let's

I think this can be governed by posting styles. My dad persists in
sending me emails to an old address that simply forwards to my new
address. So when I reply to him, I swap the "To:" address to my new one,
like so:

(setq gnus-posting-styles
'(((header "To" "***@abrahamsen.com")
(address "***@ericabrahamsen.net"))
((header "Cc" "***@abrahamsen.com")
(address "***@ericabrahamsen.net"))
;; etc...
))

[Byung-Hee HWANG (황병희, 黃炳熙)]

Post by Eric Abrahamsen

Post by Byung-Hee HWANG (황병희, 黃炳熙)
when i reply, how can i select one address like thunderbird? let's

I think this can be governed by posting styles. My dad persists in
sending me emails to an old address that simply forwards to my new
address. So when I reply to him, I swap the "To:" address to my new one,
(setq gnus-posting-styles
;; etc...
))

Thank you Eric, plus question.
In first time sending mail, can i select one address?
Thunderbird anytime can do it, at replay and first mail.
Just i would like to select one address on prompt as Thunderbird.

Sorry for silly question;;;

[Eric Abrahamsen]

Post by Byung-Hee HWANG (황병희, 黃炳熙)

Post by Eric Abrahamsen

Post by Byung-Hee HWANG (황병희, 黃炳熙)
when i reply, how can i select one address like thunderbird? let's

I think this can be governed by posting styles. My dad persists in
sending me emails to an old address that simply forwards to my new
address. So when I reply to him, I swap the "To:" address to my new one,
(setq gnus-posting-styles
;; etc...
))

Thank you Eric, plus question.
In first time sending mail, can i select one address?
Thunderbird anytime can do it, at replay and first mail.
Just i would like to select one address on prompt as Thunderbird.
Sorry for silly question;;;

Not silly! When you first send a new mail, you can use a Gnus group as a
posting-styles template, by moving point to the group you want to use,
and then hitting "C-u m" (or "C-u a") rather than just "m" or "a". The
new mail will be constructed as if you were replying to a mail received
in that group.

Personally I would prefer a prompt, but that's how it works. There are a
few packages (gnus-pers, and gnus-alias, that is apparently an extension
of gnus-pers (?)) that do this, but I haven't used them before.

Eric

[Bob Newell]

I'm getting away from the original question, but gnus-alias is super
useful. I have a zillion email addresses that all forward or get
fetched to a single address. However on replying I often wish to reply
from one of the zillion other addresses, without actually changing my
base identity. gnus-alias makes that quite easy. I can also force
replies to come from certain addresses going to certain destination
addresses. This works really well in conjunction with something like
msmtp (although it can be done natively in gnus).

For instance, anything I mail to University of Hawai`i (hawaii.edu) I
want to come from my MIT address (alum.mit.edu). That's an easy
setup. Anything coming in to my Jane Austen Society address
(jasnahawaii.org) will go back out from the same address.

Aloha from stormy Hawai`i,