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Zygo Blaxell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>Signed message created at Fri Dec 3 00:49:02 1999 by [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>In debian.devel.legal, you wrote:
>>> --=3D20
>>> The address in the headers is not the poster's real email address. Do n=
>o=3D
>>> t send
>>> private mail to the poster using your mailer's "reply" feature. CC's of=
> =3D
>>> mail=3D20
>>> to mailing lists are OK. Problem reports to "[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>"=3D
>>> . =3D20
>>> The poster's email address is "[EMAIL PROTECTED]".
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>>Why are you using a fake email address in your headers?
>
>I wrote the gateway software in question, and that disclaimer.
>I'd welcome suggestions about better ways to express the situation,
>which I'll describe in some detail below.
>
>Erich's answer was...interesting...but as usual, not entirely complete
As usual... hmmmm... lovely choice of words.
>or accurate. Ahem. I don't recall writing any thread reorganization
>software, for one thing. It's amazing how only a dozen lines of code
>with the simplest design I can think of is nearly impossible for people
>to understand...
Tisk tisk.
>Corel has approximately 400 mailing lists subscribed to an internal
>news/mail gateway that I wrote (the NNTP server is 'sn' by Harold Sn,
>somewhere in Singapore IIRC, the SMTP server is 'exim', and the stuff
>that goes between the two and makes it into a gateway is mine). The
>header rewrite solves a number of problems:
<snip>
Ahem. Well. Dear? Is it not true that you do NOT touch the Reply-To
headers? Why do you don't tell those corel dweebs and co. to use it?
Amy
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Amy Fong ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
