* Volker Kuhlmann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [2002-04-04 07:21]:
> As to my experience (with procmail filtering), it is unreliable to
> expect that the send-msg-to-list address appears in To: or Cc:.
so this list distributes messages when the list is in the BCC header?
well, blame the list admin then!
depending on your MDA you can still filter on the Delivered-To line.
but that's a local problem which you can probably solve yourself.
> > besides, when you have "set save_name" then mails
> > sent to listname@domain get saved in +listname.
> > and if you need a different name for +listname,
> > well, there's "ln -s" to create symlinks!
> Hell no, what a pollution in my mail directory
> tree! Remember: some dozen lists.
i'm on about 50 mailing lists and I do use symlinks for that.
mind you, for the maillists i only require some dozen.
and i almost never see the "clutter" as my shell's globbing
allows to leave them out in a very simple way:
ls *(^@)
this lists all the non-symlinks.
now, that's not so hard, is it?
> I never have problems with procmail, just with dumb MUAs... :)
.. and with problems of unnecessairly complicated setups. ;-)
PS: Volker - you do not seem to attribute quoted text.
that is bad. especially on mailing lists.
Sven
