[Mailman-Developers] X-List-Post-Archive-URI: ?
Adam McGreggor
adam-mailman at amyl.org.uk
Mon Apr 6 15:52:12 CEST 2009
I'm wondering how easy it would be to inject (before delivery, but
having gone through/during processing by Mailman) an header based
something around X-List-Post-Archive-URI: -- the idea being a unique URI
(permalinkable) for each message, for each list, that has archiving
enabled.
My initial thought is to use the message's Message-ID as the header to
use, prefixed with URI-to-list-archive:
e.g., for Message-ID: <20090406133924.GE18880 at amyl.org.uk> sent to the
list 'hummm' and lists.example.org, using pipermail (and a public
archive):
X-List-Post-Arhive-URI: <http://lists.example.org/pipermail/hummm/20090406133924.GE18880@amyl.org.uk>
Admitedly, these aren't the shortest URIs, but there are services for
shrinking those.
The reason I'm thinking of this is because I can't always be bothered
hunting through the web-archive to send a link to a list-post: shoving
it in the headers would be quite useful, I'd imagine.
Any thoughts from others on
(a) stupidity/value
(b) ease of doing;
(c) desire from other list-admins/list-users;
(d) being bothered to code it
?
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