srb(_at_)cuci(_dot_)nl (Stephen R. van den Berg) said:
SRvdB> Only if you want to be an MUA. If you want to be an MTA, RFC 822
SRvdB> explicitly denies you to add them.
Well, I don't read it that way, but if so, I guess my argument
is with the RFC then. ;) Since sendmail does it the same way with
.forward, there is obviously no requirement to put it in, which is,
IMNSHO, a bad thing when receiving mis-redirected mail.
SRvdB> What if the Resent-* fields are already there?
Old-Resent-* .
SRvdB> There are too many decisions that need to be made before adding
SRvdB> those fields. The only way to give the user complete control
SRvdB> over these decisions is by leaving it up to the user to fit in a
SRvdB> suitable call to formail.
Yeah, I suppose. It's just that I'd prefer code bloat than
process bloat, but after looking at procmail's main-function-from-hell,
I can understand why you want to leave it as much alone as possible. ;)
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