The saga is not yet over. One domain in particular, @stanford.edu,
is now tagging my emails even more strongly as spam. I'm seeing
replies from folks there with the Subject: line changed to:
Re: [SPAM:#] original-subject
with the number of #s indicating how strongly the tagging is.
Ken MessageName is totally documented in mhl(1)
Oops; I was looking in mh-format(5).
Ken I can't speak for anyone else ... but at least for me, I've found that
Ken the text parts are ones I want to see, and non-text parts?
Yeah I'm curious about non-text options though. When I ssh in from my
There are three occurrences of the following, associated with
Received: entries, in the header:
(No client certificate requested)
I'm guessing that those are harmless.
Yeah, I suspect that's from a TLS connection between client and server, and
the client didn't provide a certificate which
Re: [SPAM:#] original-subject
with the number of #s indicating how strongly the tagging is.
(This had happened previously, but the number of #s never
exceeded 3.) Also, their list servers are now silently rejecting
my posts, whereas that had never occurred previously. (If I
switch back
On Mon, 02 Mar 2015 20:57:10 -0500 Ken Hornstein k...@pobox.com sez:
Re: [SPAM:#] original-subject
with the number of #s indicating how strongly the tagging is.
(This had happened previously, but the number of #s never
exceeded 3.) Also, their list servers are now silently
On Mon, 02 Mar 2015 22:19:42 -0500 Ken Hornstein k...@pobox.com sez:
There are three occurrences of the following, associated with
Received: entries, in the header:
(No client certificate requested)
I'm guessing that those are harmless.
Yeah, I suspect that's from a TLS connection
Hi there,
Short version:
- How do I get a canonical good inline-everything-into-the-pager
version of mhn.defaults for Nmh 1.6? Debian's version sends
everything (although sometimes there's no-such-file, causing
failures) to GUI helper applications, which feels like something of
I'm having some trouble with the default setup of nmh 1.6-2 on Debian,
upgrading from 1.5-release-0.2 (i.e. switching from wheezy to jessie).
Where previously show'ing an email with HTML and text would bring up
something in a pager in my terminal window, I'm now getting a range of
behaviours, from
Ken BEFORE 1.6 it certainly wouldn't do that out of the box.
Er I think the key word there was that it'd bring up something in a
pager. Not necessarily something useful, but it was less aggravating
than throwing up a new window for every message part in the 100 emails I
was skimming :-/ I had
