On Mon 2017-12-18 16:00:34 -0600, Charles Cazabon wrote:
> Daniel Kahn Gillmor <d...@fifthhorseman.net> wrote:
>>  b) sometimes, i find myself forwarding messages to other people.
>>     Depending on the account i'm mailing from, I generally prefer to
>>     minimize the amount of automatically-published information about my
>>     system setup.
>
> Ok.  I'm a bit of a privacy nut myself, so this seems like a legitimate
> problem that you need a solution for (well, that you created a solution
> for...).  Thanks very much for the patch; that definitely reduced the time I
> needed to find to do this.
>
> I've released getmail v.5.5 with this addion, except I shortened the parameter
> name to record_mailbox.

great, thank you very much!

> One thing from your report, however:
>
>> entirely instead, except for the effect it has on %(mailbox) in the
>> external MDA case.  If you have a solution for that problem, then a fix
>> to just remove the X-getmail-retrieved-from-mailbox header entirely
>> would probably be simpler and involve less maintenance and support going
>> forward.
>
> The added header and the %(mailbox) substitution in external command arguments
> are unrelated; other than using the same source for their data, there's no
> connection between them.  Turning the header off does not break %(mailbox)
> substitution in MDA_external aguments in my testing.
>
> If you can show me how to reproduce this problem, I'll take a look at it.

hm, i found this a while ago, and i don't think i have a reproducer for
it.  I'm not sure what i was thinking.  I'm happy to hear that it
doesn't seem to be a problem!  If i find anything similar, i'll be sure
to mention it on-list here.

Regards,

   --dkg

PS is the getmail development published under any form of revision
   control?  I can work with downloaded tarballs, but if you're using
   git or svn or hg, i might be better able to send you patches that
   align with your current development in the odd case where i come up
   with any clever ideas :)

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