Am 12.01.2013 17:45, schrieb Tom Hendrikx: > On 12-01-13 15:59, Reindl Harald wrote: >> >> but as said - there are a lot of mailing-lists out there which are >> configured by morons where this all does not work as it should or >> is destroyed because many users on other lists are doing permanently >> "reply-all" and if your server is configured like mine to supress >> duplicates because of this there are good chances that you get only >> the personal copy without list-headers at all > > You don't want to suppress duplicates, you want the suppress the > unwanted copy. This is easy in most cases: make the mailing list > software not suppress duplicates, then use the following sieve recipe to > filter all duplicates: > > if header :contains "List-Post" "postfix-users@postfix.org" { > fileinto "Postfix"; > stop; > } elsif address :is ["To", "Cc"] "postfix-users@postfix.org" { > fileinto "Duplicates"; > stop; > } > > Then use reply-to-list for all mailing lists. Haven't found one that > didn't work.
i DO want supress duplicates it works on a lower level -> dbmail i am receiving around 500 mails per day with duplicates still supressed so i do not need them too in a different folder to save two seconds for some of the mails buisness-emails ALWAYS MUSTE BE reply-all and have to be so, one reson more that it sometimes can happen you hit the same for a list-reply after 50,60,100 business-mails hey guys - look at this thread, is it really worth instead simply ignore a f**ing duplicate mail and move it to trash?
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