On Wed, 2015-03-18 at 13:16 +0100, Laszlo Ersek wrote: > On 03/18/15 10:31, David Woodhouse wrote: > > > http://david.woodhou.se/reply-to-list.html > > Great article. I appreciate the part in particular where it explains > that "private reply" should be the action for the default Reply > button. > > Also -- do you know about any plugin or setting for Thunderbird that > would allow me to permanently ignore Reply-To: for mailing lists?
I'm afraid I have no idea about Thunderbird. Last time I knew, it was extremely hard to make it send patches cleanly without mangling them, and it didn't have the facility to access mail servers by running 'ssh $mailserver exec dovecot'. It was thus fairly uninteresting to me. > The corresponding dialog in your article "made my heart race", but > then I realized it was from Evolution. :( Heh. If there are specific technical reasons why you aren't able to use Evolution — as opposed to it just being different to what you're used to, which I appreciate is a valid reason too — I'd be interested to hear them. Especially if I'm just added to Cc on a bug (or RFE) in GNOME bugzilla :) You could try adjusting your mail filters to strip the offending Reply-To: header as it's delivered. If your mail filters are using Sieve, do they support the 'deleteheader' action from RFC5293? -- dwmw2
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