fred smith writes:
> Hi guys!
>
> i've been using mutt for quite a while now and mostly it does what I
> need, but my needs are pretty modest, I don't stress it a lot.
>
> I'm subscribed to several mailing lists, and have procmail set up to
> filter them out to their own folders, and the appropriate settings in my
> .muttrc so that when replying to a message in one of those lists' folders,
> I can use 'L' to do it.
>
> I recently discovered, however, that when I'm in the folder for the
> ncurses mailing list, that hitting 'L' results in the message:
>
> No mailing lists found!
(I'd like to see the complete headers of such a mail message).
> which I can't figure out. it's not configured any differently (that I can
> see) than other lists in which 'L' DOES work.
Known problem, to me at least :)
Mutt doesn't recognise lists if the list address is not in the From:,
To:, or Cc: header. E.g. it doesn't check the From_, or Sender: header.
Possible ways to deal with this have been discussed here and on
mutt-dev, but nobody has implemented anything yet.
