Quoting Paul O Bartlett (pobart(_at_)access(_dot_)digex(_dot_)net):
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| formail -krz -p "" \
-I "Reply-To: $FULLNAME" \
-I "From: $SENDER" \
-I "Subject: $THESUBJ" \
-I "X-List: $GROUPNAME" \
-I "X-Loop: $MY_ADDR" \
-I "X-Info: Private Discussion Group Only" \
-I "Precedence: list" \
-I "Message-ID: $MID" \
-I "Mime-Version: $MIMEVER" \
-I "Content-Type: $MIMETYPE" \
-I "Content-Transfer-Encoding: $MIMEXFER" \
-I "Errors-To: $MY_ADDR" \
-I "Resent-From: $FULLNAME" \
-I "Resent-Sender: $FULLNAME" \
Ok, I'm a little confused here. Why are you saving all these headers
and running it through "formail -r" rather than just adding the
headers that you need? IOW, why not just keep the original in its
entirety and just add in the X-List and the Precedence? (The
Reply-To isn't generally set to the mailing list address; if
anything, the list is usually added to the CC: header.) Errors-To
is nonstandard and can be dropped. X-Loop seems redundant if you've
already added the X-List.
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