Thomas Hurst wrote: > > I had this and quickly backed it out, because it deletes the message > to the list, not to me, as that's what I usually get first. Because > of how I filter ml's (and changing this would increase the ruleset > complexity *truckloads*), this results in the crap still ending up in > my Inbox, *and* the message in the ml folder being nuked, which is > even more annoying.
i have the same problem sometimes. of course if you filter based on TO_ (in procmail at least) you'll still catch it, but i try not to do this since it's a bit more expensive to do the TO_ filtering. i do it anyway for some internal lists. for other lists, i just create unique addresses, and then filter the lists, but also filter based on the unique address (this usually ends in more TO_ filters in procmail though), but it's pretty effective in keeping stuff in the right folder. > Unfortunately, short of shooting anyone who ignores Mail-Followup-To, > I don't think there's a workable solution. hrmmmmm.... well your first suggestion deserves some further consideration (the shooting one). -- William Yardley System Administrator, Newdream Network [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://infinitejazz.net/will/pgp/gpg.asc
