Am 10.04.2012 09:05, schrieb Paul J Stevens: > On 04/09/2012 02:47 PM, Reindl Harald wrote: >> Hi Paul >> >> how is the native autoreply of dbmail acting in case of mailing.lists? >> since they contain a "Mailing-List" header and mailman usually >> "Precedence: list" i guess it would be not too complicated to supress >> replies in such cases? > > No reply to mailinglists should ever be generated, provided the > mailinglist is configured properly. > > It's very simple: only if and when one of the addresses in the To or Cc > headers is a valid alias for the recipient, a reply is ever sent. > > Since mailinglists normally never specify the recipient in the To or Cc > - they use the envelope - no reply to mailinglists is sent. > > Are there mailinglist servers that use the To/Cc headers??
i fear there is every sort of wrong crap out there (se the mail to the mysql-list in my previous message) in 2009 i was temporary removed from some mailing-lists as i had a dbmail-autoreply for a longer time due medical operation and becasue i receive many mailing-lists since then i personally never activated a autoreply for my address
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