I use SquirrelMail to sort mailing list messages into their own folders. So I have HCoop-Admin, HCoop-Announce, HCoop-Discuss, HCoop-Misc, HCoop-Support, and HCoop-SysAdmin. This keeps the emails separated from spam. Nathan, I suggest that you adopt a similar configuration.
My only gripe with SquirrelMail is that its threading mode doesn't work for HCoop-Support, since the emails generated by the portal do not have unique subject lines. I would like to suggest that each support ticket be given a unique ID, which is included in the subject line of all related emails. -Michael Nathan wrote: > In all honesty, I never saw that email and I still haven't seen it (I'm > not on my laptop and Squirrelmail gives horrible errors when I try to > search my inbox). It must have been overlooked due to the horrible > signal-to-noise ratio in my inbox. Most of the list traffic has been > admin-related stuff that is not my responsibility and I have not had the > time to read it all, much as I wish I could. Perhaps you could come up > with some flagging scheme, e.g. Attn: NTK in the subject, so that I can > have notice that there is something that needs responding to from me > personally? > > -ntk _______________________________________________ HCoop-Discuss mailing list [email protected] http://hcoop.net/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/hcoop-discuss
