https://savannah.nongnu.org/bugs/?15215
http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=268744
pick currently handles multiple-line header fields by:
1) replacing each newline with a space, and
2) leaving leading whitespace on continuation lines intact.
The patch below would skip each newline
Ken Hornstein k...@pobox.com writes:
(BTW, after some experimentation I realized that there is a good reason
to have post assign Message-IDs rather than let the MTA do it: if post
does it then the Message-ID gets included in the Fcc-filed copy, which
at least for me is a significant advantage.
Jeffrey Honig j...@honig.net writes:
I use dist (via mh-e) all the time to add people who were not Cc'd. Confuses
the hell out of
Outlook and Thunderbird users. That's part of the charm.
I use dist in MH-E all the time too. Most times the recipient doesn't even
notice.
--
Bill Wohler
On 23 November 2012 at 10:34, Bill Wohler woh...@newt.com wrote:
Jeffrey Honig j...@honig.net writes:
I use dist (via mh-e) all the time to add people who were
not Cc'd. Confuses the hell out of Outlook and Thunderbird
users. That's part of the charm.
I use dist in MH-E all the time
ra...@hep.wisc.edu writes:
Am I dinosaur for still using procmail??
Yes, but you're not the only dinosaur here :-).
I mean, is there something better?
I had noticed that procmail hasn't been updated in years, so I added a
task to investigate sieve as a possible replacement.
--
Bill Wohler
Kevin Cosgrove kev...@cosgroves.us writes:
On 11 October 2012 at 10:35, Joel Uckelman uckel...@nomic.net wrote:
Speaking for myself only: I can't recall a single time in 15 years of
using nmh that I've wanted to use sortm to sort less than a complete
folder.
I have two use cases for sortm
Am I dinosaur for still using procmail??
Yes, but you're not the only dinosaur here :-).
I mean, is there something better?
I had noticed that procmail hasn't been updated in years, so I added a
task to investigate sieve as a possible replacement.
Since my post, I've
Jerrad Pierce belg4...@pthbb.org writes:
Perhaps Jerrad was referring to `@' being used instead of `+' for
relative folders.
You are correct sir.
If it's not in the man pages, it must have been something
I picked up from the Jerry's MH book.
Yep.
Kevin Cosgrove kev...@cosgroves.us writes:
What do you all do to access your email while traveling?
Hi Kevin. I have three options:
1. If I have my laptop with me, then the normal thing happens (fetchmail
gets the mail from my IMAP server).
2. Otherwise, I use K9 on my phone to read the
I must have missed that conversation. I use -msgid for the same reason
Tom does.
Well, you're only ... 5 months out of date? :-) Only thing you have to
really pay attention to is your components files, if you aren't using
the defaults.
[Desperately trying to catch up on old mail before
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