Message ID's?

[Bart Lateur]

Totday I got a message that my ISP's mail server had bounced a few
mails. It looks to me as my mailbox with the ISP was a bit full. But,
that's not the point of my mail here. It's this excerpt:

Here are the message numbers:

   5315
   5320
   5318
   5503

Now I've tried to check, but there doesn't seem to be any perl6 specific
message ID header, so I *can't check* by searching through my mailbox
messages if I have indeed gotten these messages or not. This isn't too
practical.

My suggestion, plain and simpl: add a custom header with the assigned
message ID.

-- 
Bart.

Re: Message ID's?

[Ask Bjoern Hansen]

On Mon, 4 Sep 2000, Bart Lateur wrote:

 My suggestion, plain and simpl: add a custom header with the
 assigned message ID.

it's in the envelope sender which all decent delivery agents will
put in some header for you. (commonly the Return-Path header).


  - ask

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Re: Perl 6 announcement list

[John Porter]

Nathan Torkington wrote:
 brian d foy writes:
  i think we should have some sort of end user announcement list.  a lot of
  people are being asked to be kept up to date on Perl 6, but they aren't
  the types to want to wade through development discussions or
  announcements.

Isn't there a perl-announce?  Or only perl5-announce?

-- 
John Porter

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[Adam Turoff]

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Z.