> Is this a permanent change, and do i therefore need to change my filter > settings or no?
My procmail filter coped just fine. The basic rule is: *never* filter on To:, simply because it doesn't work. If your filter is intelligent and examines both to: and cc: when the sender uses cc: to you, you're lucky, but it'll never work if the sender uses bcc:. Here's my procmail snippet: # CLUG :0 * ^Comments: University of Canterbury Linux Users * 1^0 ^TOlinux-users@(|(it|its|cantva|csc).)canterbury.ac.nz * 1^0 ^List-Subscribe: *<mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> * -0^0 . { # PLONKers #:0 #* ^From:.* [...] #/dev/null # save what's left :0: $THISLISTS/Linux-users-Chch-List } Oops so I am filtering on to:, but it's an alternative. The only other headers one can filter on are comment: and list-subscribe:. Before someone points out that there is list-unsubscribe: too, that's not going to be any more stable than list-subscribe. Volker -- Volker Kuhlmann is list0570 with the domain in header http://volker.dnsalias.net/ Please do not CC list postings to me.
