David F. Skoll wrote:
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>> ... for example, could I
>> subscribe to a mailing list with the unique address and expect that
>> "unique sender" algorithm will be able to uniquely identify list
>> mail?
>
> It depends on the mailing list software. I know it works fine with
> mailman. It will fail for mailing list software that changes the
> envelope sender with each posting, in which case the best you can do
> is lock to the domain instead of the complete sender address.
OK, so for this list the email address would be locked to sender:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
But for the SpamAssassin list (for example), the senders are all different:
All the below are @spamassassin.apache.org:
users-return-33376-Matthew.van.Eerde=hbinc.com
users-return-33377-Matthew.van.Eerde=hbinc.com
users-return-33378-Matthew.van.Eerde=hbinc.com
...
So the best I could do is lock to @spamassassin.apache.org
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