On Sun, 2011-03-06 at 20:32 -0500, Alex wrote:
> > Every email has a unique-ish Message-Id. Proper MUAs, when replying,
> > will set the In-Reply-To header to the just replied-to message's
> > Message-Id, and likewise add it to the list in the References header.
>
> Yes, I understand this. I just thought the "thread view" period for a
> message would be about a month or so, not six, and therefore would no
> be lost in an old archive, but instead just treated as a new message.
There is no time period. The In-Reply-To header reflects the parent
message's Message-Id, and References keeps all of the parents.
> > That's pretty much everything to understand, here. Probably not worth to
> > quit over it. :)
>
> I meant quit on this off-topic thread before I make myself look any
> more inept :-)
That's the beauty of anonymous addresses, isn't it? OK, we've had this
topic before. ;)
Well, it probably was more worthwhile than most of the "something broke"
threads. And the lesson anyway is, if you are using a third-party sig
downloader script, subscribing to the sanesecurity list probably is a
good idea.
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