Brian Barker wrote:
At 17:01 21/05/2009 -0700, Gary Noop wrote:
Well... when you come up with the link then perhaps we can figure out
what exactly provides the prefix [moderated] tag.
As Harold Fuchs confirmed earlier in this thread, it used to be at
http://www.openoffice.org/contact.html . The version of this page
from 8 February 2008 (the most recent available) at the Wayback
Machine (web.archive.org) contains two relevant hyperlinks. One reads
mailto:[email protected]?subject=[moderated] YOU MUST GIVE A
SUMMARY HERE
and the other just
mailto:[email protected]?subject=[moderated]
But that page has (recently?) been changed and the [moderated] tag is
not there any more. (The most recent message I can find with that tag
is message 195278 from "Patsy" on 11 May 2009.)
However, this would suggest to me that subject prefixes *can* be
added by the list administrator:
Oh, I'm quite sure they can. I never doubted it. Indeed, one already
is: the current added tag is "[users]". But what is not clear (to me,
at least) is whether the tag can be conditional - depending on the
author's subscription status. Perhaps the hyperlinks above were
created the way they were precisely because it wasn't possible for the
list processor to do it.
A quick web search shows me that the
ezmlm-make -f
command creates a new mailing list with a subject prefix consisting of
the list name. Alternatively, the text of the prefix can be placed in
DIR/prefix. But I see no mention of how this could be made conditional.
Brian Barker
Some part of the list processing is adding the delivered-to-moderator
header as a result of doing the conditional processing required to see
if the "From" (or "Original Sender," apparently) is subscribed.
Shouldn't it be able to modify the subject, too?
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