Date: Tue, 5 Feb 2002 11:41:01 -0500
From: Charlie Summers <charlie(_at_)lofcom(_dot_)com>
The sensible procedure, it seems to me, is to filter on something that is
as unique as possible, eliminating false positives if I use, say, a
procmail(_at_)somedomain(_dot_)tld address to send personal mail. Since this
list is
served by MailMan, the obvious header field on which to filter is the
X-Been-There: loop header. (Why not X-Loop like normal lists? Ask the
developers.)
Charlie, are you sure you use X-Been-There?
I just did:
% grep -i ^x-been-there procmail
X-Been-There: loop header. (Why not X-Loop like normal lists? Ask the
My current procmail mailbox goes back some 4,500 messages
to March 2001. Obviously, the X-Been-There ain't been there
a whole lot.
Dave
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