[mlmmj] Poster message's Message-ID in References of List's message

[mlmmj] Poster message's Message-ID in References of List's message

[Erik Quaeghebeur]

Hi,


I'm wondering whether it is possible to have the Message-ID of the message 
as sent to an mlmmj list by a poster be included in the References of the 
message that is the version of the original message sent by mlmmj. Why: on 
an mlmmj list I'm currently subscribed to this does not happen and as mlmmj 
discards the original Message-ID, this breaks the threading.

If this is not possible by changing the settings, as I think may be the 
case after having read the documentation, would this be a reasonable 
feature request? Namely, could the original Message-ID be added as the last 
element of the References of the mail sent out by mlmmj, either by default, 
or togglable.


Best,

Erik

Re: [mlmmj] Poster message's Message-ID in References of List's message

[Ben Schmidt]

Hi, Erik,

I don't think Mlmmj discards the message ID. For instance, your mail
arrived in my inbox via Mlmmj with:

Message-ID: <ccdc0ac0-7d7b-492a-a83f-7845f33e2d3b@equaeghe.nospammail.net>

So if the message ID is disappearing for you, it's either a bug
somewhere, or the administrator has requested it be done (e.g. via
Mlmmj's delheaders tunable). "Message ID" is used as an example of the
delheaders tunable, so I guess some people do see this as a good idea
and/or decide it must be a good idea if its in the docs.

You may need to address your request and reasoning to the administrator
of the list in question.

Ben



On 18/03/2016 8:23 am, Erik Quaeghebeur wrote:
> Hi,
>
>
> I'm wondering whether it is possible to have the Message-ID of the message as sent
> to an mlmmj list by a poster be included in the References of the message that is
> the version of the original message sent by mlmmj. Why: on an mlmmj list I'm
> currently subscribed to this does not happen and as mlmmj discards the original
> Message-ID, this breaks the threading.
>
> If this is not possible by changing the settings, as I think may be the case after
> having read the documentation, would this be a reasonable feature request? Namely,
> could the original Message-ID be added as the last element of the References of
> the mail sent out by mlmmj, either by default, or togglable.
>
>
> Best,
>
> Erik
>
>
>

Re: [mlmmj] Poster message's Message-ID in References of List's message

[Erik Quaeghebeur]

On zaterdag 19 maart 2016 06:13:07 CET, Ben Schmidt wrote:
>
> I don't think Mlmmj discards the message ID. For instance, your mail
> arrived in my inbox via Mlmmj with:
>
> Message-ID: <ccdc0ac0-7d7b-492a-a83f-7845f33e2d3b@equaeghe.nospammail.net>
>
> So if the message ID is disappearing for you, it's either a bug
> somewhere, or the administrator has requested it be done (e.g. via
> Mlmmj's delheaders tunable). "Message ID" is used as an example of the
> delheaders tunable, so I guess some people do see this as a good idea
> and/or decide it must be a good idea if its in the docs.

In case this is intentional, is there a way to add the original Message-ID 
to the References?


Best,

Erik

Re: [mlmmj] Poster message's Message-ID in References of List's message

[Ben Schmidt]

On 20/03/2016 9:46 pm, Erik Quaeghebeur wrote:
> On zaterdag 19 maart 2016 06:13:07 CET, Ben Schmidt wrote:
>>
>> I don't think Mlmmj discards the message ID. For instance, your mail
>> arrived in my inbox via Mlmmj with:
>>
>> Message-ID: <ccdc0ac0-7d7b-492a-a83f-7845f33e2d3b@equaeghe.nospammail.net>
>>
>> So if the message ID is disappearing for you, it's either a bug
>> somewhere, or the administrator has requested it be done (e.g. via
>> Mlmmj's delheaders tunable). "Message ID" is used as an example of the
>> delheaders tunable, so I guess some people do see this as a good idea
>> and/or decide it must be a good idea if its in the docs.
>
> In case this is intentional, is there a way to add the original Message-ID to the
> References?

Not in Mlmmj itself. It could potentially be done with a script, much
like how custom footers are generally implemented (see README.footers).

Ben