Garen I have the same problem. I have a seperate yahoo email address to handle lists like this one and everytime I need to post a message, I have to login to yahoo mail rather than simply send it through kmail. Sorry, just replying with some sympathy rather than a fix. Hopefully someone's got a fix out there. CD21. --- Garen Parham wrote:

I use a separate email address for handling mailing lists (the one this message is coming from) and in KMail I setup an Identity for it, however I can't post any messages to this list with it because KMail insists on re-writing the email with the "Return-Path" as my default email address -- and then the listserver rejects it saying I'm not subscribed.

Is there anyway to get KMail to do the "Right Thing"?

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I have a similar situation. I use Pine, and I find that some, but not all, of my posts bounce back to me with an error telling me that the sender: must be subscribed. I, too have multiple mail accounts, and pine inserts my login@hostname as sender, yet the From: header gives the actual subscribed address. I realize this is spam and spoofing protection, but it's inconvenient! -- Rick Green On Fri, 6 Apr 2001, Jerry Kreps wrote:

That's THREE of us!

A Google serch reveals that the Return-Path problem is acknowledged bug #18846. The developer's response is "fixed in CVS." There seems to be some questions being raised about that. Perhaps someone with more Linux experience than I could dig into this a little and post a follow-up. Regards Rudder