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Chris Gianelloni wrote: |
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>On Sun, 2005-01-16 at 11:07 -0600, William Kilian wrote: |
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>>I don't get duplicates because I have procmail recipe that catches them all... |
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>Nifty. Would you be kind enough to share this recipe? I would |
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>appreciate it greatly. |
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Certainly: |
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:0 Wh: msgid.lock |
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| formail -D 32768 msgid.cache |
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It's similar to 2 examples in man procmailex. There are some other |
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really cool recipes in there -- backup last n messages comes to mind. |
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>>I don't want to start any holy wars about MUAs or list policy, but I think the list should be overriding Reply-To headers. |
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>Actually, that is an infrastructure thing. They won't do it, and I |
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>agree with them. |
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OK |
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>Anyway, if Thuderbird has no way to reply-to-list, then Thunderbird |
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>should be extended. Is there a feature request already out there for |
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>this? I know that in evolution, you must select "Reply to List" from |
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>the context menu, as there's no button for it. |
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There might be an extension that implements just that feature or a |
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functionally equivalent feature. If I get tired of fixing my headers, |
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I'll do something to make my life easier ;-) |
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Will |
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