>I must have missed that conversation. I use -msgid for the same reason >Tom does.
Well, you're only ... 5 months out of date? :-) Only thing you have to really pay attention to is your components files, if you aren't using the defaults. >[Desperately trying to catch up on old mail before installing 1.5 and >adapting MH-E this long weekend and wondering what's going to become of >the -msgid flag when I do that...] It's still there and works fine. The next release of nmh will have a -messageid flag to send to let you change how Message-IDs are generated. But -msgid will still be around, and I don't think that's going to change ever. I am letting you know up front that if you ask a question about 1.5 that is in the release notes I will make fun of you on the list :-) This brings up a question I always had back when we had this discussion ... what are people keeping those Message-IDs for, anyway? I remember Ralph Corderoy saying that he likes to tell people "I said that in message <message-id>" ... I know if I tried that with the people I exchange email with, they wouldn't have any idea what I'm talking about. --Ken _______________________________________________ Nmh-workers mailing list [email protected] https://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/nmh-workers
