On Tue, Apr 01, 2025 at 07:51:52AM +0200, Sébastien Hinderer wrote: > I notice that mutt does not identify a mailing list to which I am > subscribed as expected. > > In Mutt's configuration, I used the content of the List-Post header as > parameter of the subscribe command. > > However, mutt does not display the 'L' flag I would like to see for > messages coming from that list in its index.
What do you have $index_format set to, and what exactly do you have for "subscribe"? I would try to simplify (or extend, if there are multiple posting address for the list) the "subscribe" directive and see if that fixes it. So, in the case of this list, for example: subscribe mutt-users@mutt\.org Or for the various mutt lists: subscribe mutt-(users|dev|announce)@mutt\.org In particular, I would _not_ try to use the contents of the List-Post header verbatim, especially if it includes angle brackets or mailto: etc. > to respond to the list this works and the address to which the mail is > sent is correct, namely the one in the List-Post header. Mutt also supports rfc2369 headers, so posting to the list will work even if you have an issue with the way you've specified the list via "subscribe". So the fact that this works doesn't necessarily mean your subscribe pattern is working. w
