James via linux wrote on 2025-01-30 14:39:
I noticed this also and I think it has something to do with the
message that is being replied to. For example I replied to ron bclug
but then replaced who I am sending to with the mailing list. That
probably screws up the thread.
Yeah, the Reply is messed up - it only goes to the original sender by
default.
I Reply-All then remove the individual and let the list distribute a
copy to the orig poster.
Somewhere in Mailman is a setting to change the Reply-To to be the list
(I cannot imaging a scenario where that wouldn't be the desirable default).
However, I think this list is not on Mailman?
Also, the threading should be based upon this header:
> In-Reply-To: <[email protected]>
which just makes it more baffling.
Fortunately, it's pretty insignificant.
I just posted elsewhere about my adventures with Mailman v3 vs Mailman
v2, particularly resource consumption.
Not sure if it's of interest to this list, being not-on-mailman?
Has a side benefit of some nifty systemd tricks...
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