>If you're asking what that format string does: if there's an Fcc: >header field in the message being replied to, it will use its contents >in the draft. If there isn't an FCC: header field in the message being >replied to, it will do nothing.
That's not exactly correct. It's really there to make the -fcc switch to repl work. But if you don't include a -fcc switch, it will take the value of any Fcc: header and place it in your outgoing draft. Like you, I think that's a terrible idea. I think that was unintentional. We should probably clear those pseudo-components out in replsbr.c so that they always show up as blank if they aren't included on the command line. --Ken _______________________________________________ Nmh-workers mailing list [email protected] https://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/nmh-workers
