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Kumba wrote: |
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> Dale wrote: |
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>> Well, I use Seamonkey for my email. The thing I don't like about the |
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>> reply all is that now you get two copies of this email. I figured |
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>> that because I got two of yours. I do not see a reply to list |
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>> function so can you assist me in finding that or does it not exist in |
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>> Seamonkey. |
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>> Also, did they not set this up the same way as the other lists? When |
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>> I hit reply in gentoo-user it works fine as far as going to the list |
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>> itself. I was just thinking that maybe someone missed a step when |
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>> the mailing list was set up. |
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>> Any help would be appreciated. |
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> This is actually quite similar to some of the top-level MLs I'm on, |
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> namely linux-mips. It's designed so you can exclude the ML from a |
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> chain if you need to take a topic to private convo with a related |
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> party. The double e-mailing itself doesn't bother me either. I just |
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> delete the dupes. |
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> --Kumba |
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Well, after I wrote the email, I removed Roberts private address and |
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only sent it to the list. He should have only got one copy that way. I |
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guess that is a workaround. Remove the main to: <private address> and |
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leave the CC and change it to To:. That make sense? |
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Oh well, I have collected almost 13,000 gentoo-user emails and I guess a |
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couple extras won't hurt. ;-) Maybe it will get changed or something |
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will work out in the end. |
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Dale |
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:-) :-) |
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