Re: new hamm nmh breaks header rewriting, isp becomes irate

1998-02-25 Thread David Stern
On Sun, 22 Feb 1998 17:43:39 EST, wrote: > [EMAIL PROTECTED] (David Stern) writes: > The most likely explanation is that nmh has started adding Sender: > lines; this is in general a good thing - we just need to be careful to > take them out or rewrite them nicely on the way out. It may be that >

Re: new hamm nmh breaks header rewriting, isp becomes irate

1998-02-23 Thread Lee Bradshaw
Daniel Martin wrote: > I'm drawing up a list of how I'd like a mail program to behave in my > environment; so far, these are the requirements: > Local mail is just delivered locally; no fuss or hassle about > forwarding local mail on to one's ISP unless that's very explicitly > requested. > Headers

Re: new hamm nmh breaks header rewriting, isp becomes irate

1998-02-23 Thread Daniel Martin at cush
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: > Daniel Martin writes: > > You may also want to ensure that the visible_name used is something other > > than "localhost", which is what it appears to be set to. Unfortunately, > > the only way I've found to do that (without having a name registered with > > .dyn.ml.org

Re: new hamm nmh breaks header rewriting, isp becomes irate

1998-02-23 Thread john
Daniel Martin writes: > You may also want to ensure that the visible_name used is something other > than "localhost", which is what it appears to be set to. Unfortunately, > the only way I've found to do that (without having a name registered with > .dyn.ml.org) I've got a name, but my isp st

Re: new hamm nmh breaks header rewriting, isp becomes irate

1998-02-22 Thread Daniel Martin at cush
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (David Stern) writes: > For some unknown reason my Sender: line is no longer being rewritten, > and most destinations will refuse my mail because it is not DNS > resolvable (as an aside I'd be interested to hear the basis for such > refusals). Those that don't refuse it will

Re: new hamm nmh breaks header rewriting, isp becomes irate

1998-02-22 Thread David Stern
On Sun, 22 Feb 1998 08:58:15 EST, wrote: > [EMAIL PROTECTED] (David Stern) writes: > > > > Recently I upgraded nmh on hamm from 0.17-1 to 0.22-1 and I just > > discovered my smail header rewriting is broke, and I think the new nmh > > is the culprit. smail remains on hold status in dselect. I'

Re: new hamm nmh breaks header rewriting, isp becomes irate

1998-02-22 Thread Daniel Martin at cush
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (David Stern) writes: > Hi, > > Recently I upgraded nmh on hamm from 0.17-1 to 0.22-1 and I just > discovered my smail header rewriting is broke, and I think the new nmh > is the culprit. smail remains on hold status in dselect. I've read > the bug reports (there are none),

new hamm nmh breaks header rewriting, isp becomes irate

1998-02-22 Thread David Stern
Hi, Recently I upgraded nmh on hamm from 0.17-1 to 0.22-1 and I just discovered my smail header rewriting is broke, and I think the new nmh is the culprit. smail remains on hold status in dselect. I've read the bug reports (there are none), I've read /usr/doc/nmh/DIFFERENCES.gz, but there is