I don't want to break my lists, so I'll ask first..:o) Does mailman do the right thing if I want explicit replies to go to two addresses? It seems very explicit that the explicit reply address is singular.. would making it e1@x.com, e2@y.com work?
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Bernie Cosell
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On 3/3/20 2:25 AM, Bernie Cosell wrote:
I don't want to break my lists, so I'll ask first..:o) Does mailman do the right thing if I want explicit replies to go to two addresses? It seems very explicit that the explicit reply address is singular.. would making it e1@x.com, e2@y.com work?
It won't work. The code uses email.utils.parseaddr() which accepts various display-name and address formats, but only one address. 'e1@x.com, e2@y.com' will result in only 'e1@x.com' in the Reply-To:.
My work-around would then be:
Set up an address on my server, say specialrepy@mydomain.dom, which acts as a forwarder to the two addresses e1@x.com and e1@y.com
Christian
Mark Sapiro schrieb am 03.03.20 um 17:26:
On 3/3/20 2:25 AM, Bernie Cosell wrote:
I don't want to break my lists, so I'll ask first..:o) Does mailman do the right thing if I want explicit replies to go to two addresses? It seems very explicit that the explicit reply address is singular.. would making it e1@x.com, e2@y.com work?
It won't work. The code uses email.utils.parseaddr() which accepts various display-name and address formats, but only one address. 'e1@x.com, e2@y.com' will result in only 'e1@x.com' in the Reply-To:.
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