Re: Header for list web site?

2010-02-05 Thread M.G. Devour 
I asked:
> Is there a header I can add to my messages that will let the
> archiver pick up and display my site URL on its own line?

Jeff replies:
> We'll honor RFC2369 headers. A quick glance suggests List-Help
> is most appropriate.

Okay, looking at the examples in the RFC document, I need to modify my
List-Help header to something like the following format:

List-Help: , 

... and those should appear on the info page as two distinct links the
user could choose from?

Okay, so I'm off to figure out the procmail incantation needed to
change that header. 

Thanks, Jeff!

Mike D.




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Re: Header for list web site?

2010-02-04 Thread Jeff Breidenbach 
> I have a web site for the list rules and, very soon, a link to the
> archives. Is there a header I can add to my messages that will let the
> archiver pick up and display my site URL on its own line?
>

We'll honor RFC2369 headers. A quick glance suggests List-Help is most
appropriate.


>
> Also, is themailarchive @ gmail.com the right address to send my request
> to turn off the Reply button and ask about or send my mbox archives to?
>

Yes, customer service type stuff not of general interest should go there.

Header for list web site?

2010-02-04 Thread M.G. Devour 
I started my archive last night and sent a test message. The info page
picked up all the headers, including a list-owner one I just added.

I have a web site for the list rules and, very soon, a link to the
archives. Is there a header I can add to my messages that will let the
archiver pick up and display my site URL on its own line?

Also, is themailarchive @ gmail.com the right address to send my request
to turn off the Reply button and ask about or send my mbox archives to?

Thanks!

Mike D.




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