01.01.05 at 16:07, Michael Heydekamp <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >> Here's a snippet from an email header:
>> ---------- 8< ---------- >> EMP: [EMAIL PROTECTED] >> OEM: [EMAIL PROTECTED] >> OEM: [EMAIL PROTECTED] >> U-Delivered-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] >> X-Orig-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED] >> ---------- 8< ---------- >> OpenXP displays the recipient as postmaster/bitzbox.plus.com >> XP2 displays the recipient as [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Displays - where? In the header of the mail reader, in the message > areas overview (aka mail folder)...? Mail folder. > "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. > and probably OpenXP, Yes it can. > but AFAIK not in XP2). It defaults to that so no, it can't :) > In so far it surprises me that XP2 displays an "@" and OpenXP an "/". Why does it surprise you? >> FreeXP displays the recipient as bi_plusn-bitzbox-postmaster/ >> bitzbox.plus.com > This -- see above -- can be changed to "@" in FreeXP by activating the > following switches: > C/D/M/Usenet groups with "." > C/D/M/... applies to all Message Areas > 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. I find this to be rather messy and untidy. > The reason why FreeXP uses a different *address* ist the > Delivered-To:- Header of the message (OpenXP and XP2 do not support > this header). Ah, question answered :) > 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 ? > See also "Use Envelope Header" under D/S/E/N. I assume you have > activated this switch. Yes. >> Why do they all do it differently? > Because they are different programs. :-) :-)) -- Martin --------------------------- FreeXP English Support Site http://www.freexp.co.uk -- ------------------------------------------------------------------------ FreeXP Entwickler-Mailingliste [email protected] http://www.freexp.de/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/dev-list
