Jonathan --
...and then Jonathan Irving said...
% On Thu, Mar 23, 2000 at 12:15:33AM -0500, David T-G wrote:
% > Jonathan --
% >
% > BTW, the real mutt-users address is above. What is this gbnet thing,
% > anyway?
%
% that's where majordomo thinks it lives. i guess mutt.org
% may be an alias to gbnet.org.
Thanks. At least a couple of people have filled me in now, and it's
still hard to believe. I wonder if mutt.org should move to *my* site,
where we can run mailing list software right ;-)
%
% > % contain the mbox 'from' line, mutt interprets them as
% >
% > More specifically, they contain an unescaped '^From ' line (yes, including
% > the space) because dtmail likes to use and honor the Content-Length:
...
% >
% > Well, I recall that there is a flag in dtmail that lets you turn off this
% > silly behavior (no doubt stated as "crippling" dtmail, but that's their
% > opinion), so if these are your messages, you're fine. Other than that,
% > formail is probably your best bet aside from a perl script to go thru
% > and change ^From_ to ^>From_ when not in *real* headers.
%
% can't find the flag (not that i looked far), but i fixed it
% with a sed script in my .forward, before siphoning off to
% mailboxes.
Good enough, and easy since you're working with one message at a time.
%
% thanks for the tip.
Happy to help!
%
% > % any idea how to stop this from happening?
% >
% > Well, you could always dump any messages from anyone who uses dtmail ;-)
%
% check my email address;-) sadly, not an option.
Oh, I saw it, all right... That was part of the jab from a die-hard Sun
bigot like me :-)
%
% cheers
% j
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