At 3:01 PM +0200 2004/04/03, Andrzej Kasperowicz wrote:

                                                           He claimed that
 list-owners should configure their mailing list programs to remove that
 kind of headers, that it should be within their basic tasks to do when
 configuring a list.

I disagree. I've been running mailing lists for more than ten years. This is not a basic task for any mailing list administrator. This is an advanced issue that very few mailing list administrators (should) need to have to deal with. This is part of why very few mailing lists have the built-in ability to strip arbitrary headers.


Well, I couldn't argue much with that.

I can.


                                                             There should
 be indeed such a feature in Mailman like it is in ecartis: a form where
 could be set colon separated headers to be removed from outgoing
 messages:
 http://znik.wbc.lublin.pl/~ak/rozne/ecartis/freelists_config.gif

We are not going to take every single bloody feature of ecartis and re-implement that in Mailman. If you want ecartis, then use it. Otherwise, you're welcome to continue using Mailman.


 Regerding MTA. I'm not the admin of the server, and I have no acccess to
 it. Besides, I don't think it would be a good thing to do it on MTA level
 (other people could complain...), it should be possible to do within
 Mailman by list-owners.

Indeed, many MTAs don't have this ability, either. This just isn't a standard feature that you will find in mail or mailing list systems.


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