On 17 March 2011 13:49, David Woodhouse <[email protected]> wrote: > On Thu, 2011-03-17 at 13:43 +0200, Mark Widdicombe wrote: > > > > I am a member of the ubuntu-users list. When I receive an email from the > > list the sender's email address appears in the 'sender' and 'reply-to' > > field, so if 'Reply' is clicked, the reply goes to the sender, and if > 'Reply > > to all' is clicked, the reply goes to the sender and the list is in the > 'Cc' > > field. If I want to send the reply to the list only, I have to delete > the > > sender's address form the 'To' field, copy the 'Cc' (list) address and > copy > > it into the 'To' field before clicking 'Send'. > > That's all normal, except that I'd expect there to be *no* Reply-To: > header. Having a Reply-To: header that contains the same address as the > From: address is a bit odd. Are you *sure* that's the case? > > Yes.
> > Google reveals that the list address should be in the 'Reply-to' > > field of the original message, not the sender's address, > > No, absolutely not. That would trick *private* replies (when you just > hit 'Reply') to go back to the public list! You don't want that! > > > in which case the 'Reply to list' option should be enabled > > in the 'Message' menu, or CTRL-L would work to reply to the list. > > No, Ctrl-L should look at headers like List-Id: or List-Post:, and > should work fine, regardless of whether the list has an abusive > Reply-To: header. What happens when you hit Ctrl-L? CTRL-L does nothing. 'Reply to list' in the message menu is greyed out (disabled).
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