On 5/13/01 11:21 PM, "J C Lawrence" <claw@kanga.nu> wrote:
While obviously not the driving forces, the comments about Precedence: and Sender: headers caught me by surprise. Aside from the speed benefits of ezmlm, messages now include a Precedence header which should cut down on the number of out-of-office and similar messages people that post to the list get.
Very true. Precedence: bulk or Precedence: junk helps a lot. Sendmail's vacation program is smart enough to not respond to stuff so flagged. Not everyone does (sigh), but I've tested this, and there's a big improvement.
This is a feature L-Soft refused to provide.
(boggle)
People that send messages with strange Sender headers should have no more problems either. Another quirk of LISTSERV L-Soft did not believe to be a problem.
The implication being if I insert a Sender line, under some cases LISTSERV does something weird to it? Shouldn't a MLM override this and replace it with the MLM's?