Huy Le <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I'm not sure if this is a configuration problem or an actual bug,
> but for some reason, my invocations of rcvstore are leaving the From line
> at the top of each email intact (in mail-drop format),
> rather than "incorporating" into MH format, i.e. splitting the line
> into "Delivery-Date" and "Return-Path" fields.
>
> This used to work for me but no longer does.
> But going back to my MH 6.8.3, that rcvstore acts just like nmh.
> So I'm confused.
You sure it used to work, Huy? If so, do you know which version it used to
work on?
The (only) function that's responsible for creating the Return-Path and
Delivery-Date headers is get_returnpath(), and that's only called from
scan(), which isn't called in rcvstore. I agree that it seems wrong, and
you would think rcvstore should mangle the message the same way inc does.
Looking in the ChangeLog, I see that Richard Coleman did various work in
that area. Perhaps he had rcvstore doing that processing at one point and
then later got rid of it, intentionally or unintentionally.
Anyone on the list see a reason why rcvstore shouldn't use get_returnpath()
(directly or via scan())?
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