>>>>> "TM" == Tom Maddox <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>> I think there is some confusion here about what is meant by
>> VERP'ed address.
TM> Evidently, you are correct. :-/
TM> So, that's not my problem, then, but my problem remains
TM> unresolved. In a nutshell, here's what I'm observing:
TM> Prior to my "upgrade" (oh, bitter irony!) to Mailman 2.1, mail
TM> sent via a list had the following characteristics:
| From: User Name [[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
| To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
| Reply-To: <list|user> depending on list setting
TM> Now, the mail looks like:
TM> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] on behalf of User Name
TM> [[EMAIL PROTECTED]] To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Reply-To: <null>
(Sorry for the crappy citation)
Tom, take a look at this message's heades. Do they have the same
problem for you? Note that we have personalization turned on for
mailman-users.
Here's what the relevant headers of you rmessage look like in my mail
reader:
From: "Tom Maddox" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sender: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
There is no Reply-To header. Note that Sender reflects the verp'd
envelope recipient, but Outlook probably should not be displaying that
to you. Sender is of little use to most end-users.
TM> Additionally, sometimes Outlook will insert the "short
TM> description" of the list into the To: field when replying, but
TM> I'm willing to believe that's a bug in Outlook.
Me too! In fact I'm willing to believe that most of your display
problems are bugs in Outlook. I know for a fact that...
TM> My users don't like the new From: format, and I am trying to
TM> get it back to the way it was, which seems like such a small
TM> and simple thing to do but evidently is not. Also, getting
TM> rid of the text attachments in Outlook when the footer has a
TM> different character set than the message body (also due to a
TM> new "feature" introduced in 2.1) would be delightful.
...this is an Outlook problem. I tested this with my colleague Tim
Peters, Window user extraordinare and even with Content-Disposition:
inline clues, Outlook[*] still insists on displaying them as
attachments. Standards are for other people, I guess.
Next time I see him, I'll try to convince Tim to subscribe to a
personalized list and look over his shoulder while he views the
messages.
-Barry
[*] Or was that OE. Jeez, why have two completely different products
named so similarly? Oh yeah, because that's what customers demanded
<wink>.
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