Folks,
This thread although fascinating, is not all that relevant to the
topic of the solaris volume manager and cdrecord..As someone who uses
cdrecord on Solaris all the time, it would be nice to be able to do it with
the volume manager running instead of having to configure it out
of existence. ... Joerg, have you looked at the proposed enhancement? Is it
something you *might* consider addind to cdrecord?
Len Sorensen
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On Mon, Oct 29, 2001 at 05:03:50PM +0100, Alexander Skwar wrote:
> Hmm, how did you configure mutt to thread the mail correctly? I'm also
> using mutt, and my mutt always shows J?rg's mails at the first level
> because his client isn't sending out the needed headers for a correct
> threading. I really wonder how you made mutt to come up with a magic to
> find out how deeply threaded a reply is supposed to be. I can't think
> of a way - which doesn't mean anything at all, of course.
Hmm, I may be wrong. Perhaps that is what it is doing and I just thought
it was threading them. Yeah that seems to be it. OK, so it's not being
overly briliant and doing something very hard. :) Too bad. Maybe someone
can write a mail client that reads the quoted part and compares it to
other messages and sorts by threads it discovers. Then again maybe not.
Len Sorensen
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