2009/11/27 Kevin Davidson <kevin@xxx.xxx.xxx>: > In the old days (before hosted email services) you could suggest people > create a mail filter using procmail to strip out the Reply-to header if it > contains the list. If you have an enlightened host that allows you to use > Sieve or a smart enough MUA you can probably still do this. > > Perhaps there's an opening for a mail gateway service that performs this > operation? Maybe you could do that with Googlemail by downloading all your mail with POP3, processing it, and unploading it to a new Googlemail account. Although it woulld seem a bit long-winded, and I'm not sure it would cope with edge conditions too well. I use Google because it has a better user interface than other email programs I'm familiar with. It's a pity there isn't a version of gmail that runs on the client, possibly using a local http server. Then it would be easy to to configure it (using procmail or whatever). Aside: am I the only person who thinks procmail config files have an absurdly hard to understand syntax? -- Philip Hunt, <cabalamat@xxx.xxx.xxx> Campaigns Officer, Pirate Party UK - ---------------------------------------------------------------------- You can find the EdLUG mailing list FAQ list at: http://www.edlug.org.uk/list_faq.html
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