On 02/23/2020 11:47 PM, Carl Zwanzig wrote:
On 2/23/2020 7:29 PM, Mark Filipak wrote:
There are 3 reasons why that can't be correct and that the problem is
with the ffmpeg-user list server (probably configuration):
1, Other lists that use mailman work as intended (i.e., I get my own
posts echoed back to me, for example: support-thunderbird &
support-firefox),
What's different about them and their content handling? Are they MM2 or
MM3? (And are the message IDs the same on sent and received messages?
Has the body been munged in any way?)
I don't know such stuff -- why would I? You might profit from contact
with the Mozilla list maintainers. May I suggest that whatever they do,
works.
2, When I log into my markfilipak.windows Google Account, echoed
messages from ffmpeg-user are NOT FOUND in the trash, and
They don't get "trashed", they never make it as far as your folders. Did
you read the page I linked? Among other things- "It appears that any
message you receive with a Message-ID: matching one already in your
gmail folders will be discarded as a duplicate."
See above.
3, I use Google Mail for POP, only, NOT for SMTP, so Google has no way
to know (or track) my role in ffmpeg-user.
Just like ffmpeg, giving better info gets better answers. So how -do-
you send messages if not via SMTP to google? Using what userID?
I sent all SMTP through my ISP, Spectrum (successor to Time Warner Cable).
I don't run ffmpeg's mailing lists (and can't directly fix this issue),
but have been running mailman lists for 15+ years. Delivery to guugle
has been a constant problem; and the usual answer from the mailman
developers is that it's a happy accident when you do see your own
messages to the list.
Again, the Mozilla list admins seem to have the recipe.
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