Pine will let you always use the reply-to address, but I didn't see a
config option to ignore it completely.  That would be as rude as the
server automatically setting the reply-to on mail that didn't have one.
Your ISP's guys must not be all that good, but that's unfortunately not
uncommon.

Dale (former ISP owner)
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On Fri, 16 Aug 2002, Kevin A. Benedict wrote:

> Well unfortunately, my ISP, DCA.NET, says that their web based
> mail program will put my email address in the "reply to" field
> even if I leave it blank. Hate to change ISP's, although
> I occasionally use PINE as I have a Unix shell account.
> Anyone know if Pine can be configured not to value the
> reply to field or is it implementation dependent ?

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