And I am using threading by subject and so they all end up in the same
thread... but they are out of context within that thread since
Thunderbird doesn't know which specific post to drop them off of.
A little annoying but at least it's a clear indicator that it is a forum
post... and therefore likely to be only one or two lines without any
inline reference to the previous post... and along the lines of "Yeah,
me too." or "fifth post!!!"... :) I kid because I care. ;)
-Paul
Paul Melis wrote:
Hi,
Art Tevs wrote:
hmm, yes it seems there are no In-Reply-To header tag, when a message
is sent through the forum. But I has never recieved any threading
issue with the message, since my mail client is able to thread them by
the subject. You are first who raised this issue ;), maybe your mail
client has to be setted up properly,
Actually, I use thunderbird and have specifically disabled
threading-by-subject, as it simply does not work well enough and I have
too many other mailboxes besides OSG where threading-by-subject would
lead to incorrect results. I'm not going to enable it globally (and
there doesn't seem to be a way in thunderbird to enable
thread-by-subject for a single mailbox). It happens quite frequently
that a new thread is started with a subject that matches an older
thread. With threading-by-subject the new messages will end up in the
existing (unrelated) thread and therefore in the wrong place. Using the
in-reply-to headers is the only reliable way to thread, although a few
heuristics could probably help here.
Paul
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