Martin Foster <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on 01.01.05:
> 01.01.05 at 16:07, Michael Heydekamp <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> "postmaster/bitzbox.plus.com" would be the default display of the
>> personal mail folder (which can be changed to
>> "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" in FreeXP
> It can be changed to "[EMAIL PROTECTED]"
> in FreeXP.
Yes... I should have said "If you would have disabled the 'Use Envelope
header' option and FreeXP would thus use the address from the To:
header, it could be changed to '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'".
But that was simply too long. ;)
>> but AFAIK not in XP2).
> It defaults to that so no, it can't :)
At least they seem to have implemented this feature a while ago (see
'Usenet groups with "."' under C/D/N). The online help doesn't tell
anything about that this would also change the display of mail folders,
that's why I wasn't aware of that. They also have just this one option
while both FreeXP and OpenXP have two options.
But the default, I think, is that it is disabled in XP2?
>> In so far it surprises me that XP2 displays an "@" and OpenXP an
>> "/".
> Why does it surprise you?
See above.
>> But this is just a display issue. In the header of the mail reader
>> I'm seeing an "@" anyway.
> Yes, I understand all that but what I was getting at was why FreeXP
> puts "bi_plusn-bitzbox-" in front of the "real" email address.
It doesn't put anything in front of any address. As explained, it just
uses the address of the envelope header (because you have told FreeXP to
do so).
> I find this to be rather messy and untidy.
Disable the "Use Envelope Header" option for this server and you're
done. Or tell your mail provider to not generate Delivered-To: headers.
And/or:
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> X-RFC-Converter: UUZ [FreeXP v3.40 RC3] @ 3108030130
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Due to a number of reasons, you should download and use the latest test
version of the Enhanced UUZ. The behaviour with respect to envelope
headers for instance has changed in so far as any of the other three
envelope headers take precedence over a Delivered-To: header, if both
should exist (no matter in which order they appear).
>> If you invoke FreeXP's E-UUZ with the switch "-UseEnvTo" then
>> several envelope headers are supported (Envelope-To:,
>> X-Envelope-To:, Delivered-To:, X-Original-To:).
> But I thought the call to UUZ was hard-coded ?
If you set this option, UUZ is called with the -UseEnvTo switch.
>> See also "Use Envelope Header" under D/S/E/N. I assume you have
>> activated this switch.
> Yes.
See above -- that's the reason. :-)
Michael
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