Re: What is X-UIDL?

Hi Roelof, > It's a header used by mailing lists to identify to which subscriber > the message was sent to. That makes it possible to recognise the > intended recipient when a message bounces. > Lots of mailing lists insert the name and address of the list in the > To: header, so that info can't

Re: What is X-UIDL?

Hello Costas, On Sat, 12 Jan 2002 19:19:50 +0200GMT (12-1-2002, 18:19 +0100GMT, where I live), you wrote: CP> What is the purpose of the XUIDL header, how is it created and how CP> does it work? Can someone give me a simple explanation? It's a header used by mailing lists to identify to

What is X-UIDL?

What is the purpose of the XUIDL header, how is it created and how does it work? Can someone give me a simple explanation? I searched Google, but the information in the links that came up was too complex and/or confusing for me. -- Best regards, Costas mailto:[