On 22Mar2025 14:08, Sébastien Hinderer <sebastien.hinde...@ens-lyon.org> wrote:
Many thanks for your contribution. Is I tried to explainin my original
message my issue is not with _responding_ to messages coming from
Discourse, but rather to not being able to identify them as such in the
index because I can't make Mutt display an L for mailing list instead of
the + it currently and inaccurately displays for Discourse posts sent by
e-mail suggesting that these emails are addressed to me personnaly
whereas this is obviously not the case.
Ah, ok. I'm not using the "L" flag, instead I use the X-Label header and
this index_format string, which contains the "%y" index_format marker:
set index_format="%D %@from_part@ %S %?M?(%M) ?%?H?[%H] ?%s%* %?y? y? 4c"
I use my mail filing rules to apply the header as messages are matched;
nearly every messages get an X-Label header.
For example I drop several python lists including the Discourse email
into a single "python" folder. Here are some lines from the index right
now:
20Mar2025 10:43 rmpadilla73 via N (16) [Py] [Python Help] Import Error when
using pytest discuss-users 10K
11Mar2025 12:09 Cho via Discuss N (23) [Py] [Ideas] UnionType exception
handling discuss-ideas 6.7K
20Jan2025 09:27 Jussi Pakkanen N (8) [Py] [Core Development] What do you
want to see in t discuss-core-development 9.4K
15Mar2025 21:45 Juergen via Dis N (5) [Py] [Python Help] Struggling with
the __del__ methode and appe discuss-users 8.4K
20Mar2025 11:37 William D. Jone N (6) [Py] [Packaging] Best Practices for
Cross-Compiling Wheels discuss-packaging 10K
05Dec2024 03:17 Jacob Gustafson - (10) [Py] [Ideas] Introduce a __json__
magic method discuss-ideas 10K
29Nov2024 06:27 Barney Gale via N (31) [Py] [Ideas] Make pathlib extensible
discuss-ideas 10K
20Mar2025 03:42 Tushar Sadhwani - (8) [Py] [Ideas] On the case of
single-line match statements discuss-ideas 7.7K
21Mar2025 21:10 George Tsiamasi N (3) [Numpy-discussion] array.T.max() vs
array.max(axis=0) perfor numpy-discussion 5.1K
That's a bit wide, but basicly my index shows date/time, author, flags,
count, subject, x-label, size.
As an example, this is my rule for the Ideas category from the Python
Discourse forum:
python python-ideas list-id:/<python-ideas.python.org>
being the folder, the "X-Label:" value, and the match rule. Here I'm
matching the "List-Id:" header against "<python-ideas.python.org>".
I have a rule for every mailing list.
The mailfiler is my own and the rule syntax deliberately concise and
friendly. But you can also do this with procmail, which I used to use in
the distant past.
Cheers,
Cameron Simpson <c...@cskk.id.au>
