Re: filling "To" is still broken...

[Thomas Esser]

> Fixed both. Also, changed the semantics of the "crt" variable to
> comply to the usual mailx (so setting crt=9999 should work as expected).

Great, thanks. I am just running the current cvs version as of writing
this mail.

Maybe, you are interested in the following about "editheaders":
- after ~h followed by ~v, I get all of To, Cc, Bcc and Subject, but
  it would be better if the empty ones would be suppressed
- when deleting the complete header in the editor, standard mailx
  restores the original header which is better than what mailutils-mail
  is doing now:

  (Deleted headers restored to original values)
  (continue)

And I observed the following:

  ? g Thomas.Esser
  Thomas.Esser    Thomas Esser <address@hidden> 
  ? m address@hidden
  Subject: test
  ~h
  To: address@hidden
  Cc: Thomas.Esser
  Bcc: 
  Subject: test
  (continue)
  hihi
  .
  sendmail (/usr/sbin/sendmail)
  exec argv: /usr/sbin/sendmail -oi -t
  /usr/sbin/sendmail exited with: Link has been severed

sendmail fails, because the alias in Cc is not expanded. In my outgoing:

  From te Wed Oct  2 18:02:58 2002
  X-Mailer: mail (GNU Mailutils 0.1.1)
  Subject: test
  Bcc:
  Cc: Thomas.Esser
  To: address@hidden

  hihi

Again, it would be nice to omit Bcc, too.

Another problem is here:

  ? m Thomas.Esser
  Subject: outgoing-test
  .
  Null message body; hope that's ok

  sendmail (/usr/sbin/sendmail)
  exec argv: /usr/sbin/sendmail -oi -t
  /usr/sbin/sendmail exited with: Success
  ? !grep outgoing-test ~/Mail/outgoing

The mail is not added to the outgoing folder. This bug does not
happen, however if I don't use the "Thomas.Esser" alias and use
address@hidden directly. 

And last (for today :-) I observed, that standard mailx separates messages
with an empty line in the outgoing folder (which mailutils-mail does not).

Thanks for your attention,

Thomas