On Mon, Mar 15, 1999 at 07:33:53PM -0500, Nathan Treadway wrote:
> First off, I've tried to look for this answer in the mailing list
> archives but have found that www.findmail.com (following the link from
> http://www.mutt.org/) hasn't been responding for a couple of days.
> If someone can poin
On Mon, Mar 15, 1999, Nathan Treadway ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) said:
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| I am subscribed to a couple of mailing lists that put the list name in
| square brackets at the beginning of the Subject, as in
| Subject: [mylist] My problem
| and then followup messages with
| Subject: [mylist] RE: My proble
Brandon Long [[EMAIL PROTECTED]] wrote:
> Also, can some one update the link to www.egroups.com instead?
It's taken care of in the updated pages... I wanted to put those up last
week but life got busy. I should be able to get to it this week.
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Jeremy Blosser | [EMAIL PROTECTED] | htt
On 03/15/99 Nathan Treadway uttered the following other thing:
> First off, I've tried to look for this answer in the mailing list
> archives but have found that www.findmail.com (following the link from
> http://www.mutt.org/) hasn't been responding for a couple of days.
> If someone can point
Try:
set reply_regexp="^((re:|\\[mylist\\])[ \t]*)+"
This will of course lose you the advantage of the sort_re variable,
since in terms of pseudo-threading, mutt will think everything is a
reply. This might make messages that have the same subject but are
actually not really in the same thread g
Nathan Treadway wrote:
> Has anyone else solved this problem?
My reply_regexp is
^((\[[-[:alnum:]_:/]+\]|([A-Z]|[0-9][A-Z])[-[:alnum:]_:/]+:)[
\t]*)*(re|aw|wg|be|Re|Aw|Wg|Be|RE|AW|WG|BE):[ \t]*
which seem to work on lists which have subjects like "Re: [listname]
subject", but I haven't tested
First off, I've tried to look for this answer in the mailing list
archives but have found that www.findmail.com (following the link from
http://www.mutt.org/) hasn't been responding for a couple of days.
If someone can point me to another archive site that I could search I'd
be happy to do that.
