I am subscribed to the mailing list. I was using the web interface
because errors in my mail system
ate most of today's list traffic to me and I wanted to be sure I was up
to date. It should have occurred
to me that the replacements weren't the list's doing (I probably
reasoned that the hiding might be due
to the web interface being very public while the mailing list is more
private.) It was when I found that
the "hidden"s were clickable and popped up some odd interface offering
to email the user that I figured
it out.
On 4/19/19 12:48 AM, Philip Paeps wrote:
On 2019-04-19 00:28:31 (-0700), Eric Dynamic wrote:
Ok, it's nabble doing it (suppressing anything that could be an email
when
viewing the postfix archives on their service.) People receiving the
email
(half dozen or so by now) have probably received the markup I intended.
Sorry for my confusion.
Yes ... it would be a lot easier if you simply subscribed to the
mailing list instead of using a web frontend.
After all, email is what you're trying to configure so a mailing list
seems like an appropriate interface?
Philip
