I have done a search on the archives and found one question about this with
no answer.
I belong to some yahoogroups lists and get a couple digests. I have this
recipe:
=================
:0
* ^Subject:.*Digest
* ^Subject:.*[Somename]
{
:0 c
somename
:0
| formail +1 -ds >> somename
}
================
It gives me a copy of the digest as well as the individual mails. I use
mutt to read them. I get the subject, but the From: is foo(_at_)bar and there
is
no date. I got smart and found that I can just use 'h' in mutt to expand
the headers and can then see the From: and Date: which are indented a few
spaces. So it seems that this is the reason they are not being put into the
message in the usual way. I really would like the From to appear in the
list of the messages rather than a sting of foo(_at_)bar's. Is there some way
to
fix this?
Within the body of the digest, the messages appear like this:
-----
Message: 1
Date: Fri, 22 Mar 2002 23:47:02 EST
From: someone(_at_)somewhere(_dot_)com
Subject: Re: the time of day
Dear Friends,
-----
Thanks,
Anita
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