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OOPS! Sorry. I didn't realize I did that. Noted. > > "Bhavesh Patel" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > >> I was wondering if anyone else has experienced "Please confirm..." messages going straight to the "bulk mail" folder on yahoo.com. > > Yes, this has been discussed in the past on this list. > > TMDA adds a 'Precedence: bulk' header to its auto-responses to help avoid loops with other auto-responders. Some auto-responders will inhibit its auto-response if it notices such a header. > I did already read about that. I didn't see that there was a solution except what you mentioned below. How prevalent is the auto-response problem if the 'Precedence: bulk' wasn't there? >> If so, is there anything that can be done so that yahoo doesn't think it is spam mail? > > How about asking Yahoo? There is no correlation between spam and a 'Precedence: bulk' header, so I'm really not sure why they are doing this. I'm not really surprised though given that this is Yahoo. > I will definitely send an email to yahoo regarding this, although I'm sure it won't help much. >> P.S. I am also interested in changing the the template from "Please confirm this message" to "Re: <whatever the original subject was>". > > Read http://tmda.net/howto-template.html > > Then you'll probably want to change your confirm_request.txt > template's Subject value to something like this: > > Subject.US-ASCII: Re: %(subject)s > Thanks! I think I will change mine to something like that. Has anyone else used this kind of subject line? Bhavesh _____________________________________________ tmda-users mailing list ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) http://tmda.net/lists/listinfo/tmda-users
