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From: Keith Moore <moore@CS.UTK.EDU>
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Subject: Re: MH broken? 
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> >MH does this.  If you set the From field in your components file
> >(or in the composed message), it puts your real email address in the 
> >Sender field.
> 
> Curious.  What, pray tell, is your "real email address" if not what's
> in the From: header?

MH allows you to set the value of your From header to whatever you want.
But if you do so, MH will generate a Sender header with your login name
as the local-part and your host's domain name (or the 'localname'
config variable from the mtstailor file) as the domain.  (And if you've
defined your own Sender header, it refuses to accept your mail.)

Keith