Re: Cone 0.66 version number and default From: address

Anand Buddhdev <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.mail.cone
Message-ID <[email protected]>
Sam Varshavchik writes:

>> I also found this in the file mymessage.C in the source code:
>> 
>> a= string(pw ? pw->pw_name:"nobody") + "@" +
>>                         mail::hostname();
>> 
>> The consequence of this is that if I compose a message from the main menu 
>> (ie. outside of any account), the From: header of the message defaults to 
>> unix_username-WI0L6dQK/VoVpVtQvJkt/[email protected], instead of the email address I configured under 
>> setup. It is annoying to have to change that by hand (and that's when I 
>> remember to change it; sometimes I forget).
>> 
>> Wouldn't it be better if cone used the configured email address from the 
>> setup, rather than defaulting to username-WI0L6dQK/VoVpVtQvJkt/[email protected]?
> 
> That's configured email addressES, as in plural, and that specific setting 
> isn't what it appears to be.

Okay, so how do I get cone to use one of my configured addresses, instead of 
defaulting to unix_username-WI0L6dQK/VoVpVtQvJkt/[email protected]?

I've also just noticed that even though I have configured a master password, 
cone asks me for my password on the SMTP server when I send email the first 
time. It's not saving the SMTP server password when I quit cone. I thought 
that if I configure a master password, then my SMTP server password would be 
remembered permanently.

Anand


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