Aaahh, the guilty one speaks :) Klaas Visser wrote: > On 16-Apr-07 21:21 (+1000 UTC), *Hylton Conacher (ZR1HPC)* posted: > >> Something is screwy here, either with my filters or the list or summat >> else... <snip>
> As the person in question, I can answer that <grin>. > > I use an IMAP account for this and a few other mailing lists. The > address is properly subscribed to the list. > > I use Thunderbird for all my emails, and I filter all the mail received > on the IMAP account to a number of folders in my local store (ie, it > moves them off the IMAP server and into Local Folders), just to make it > a little easier to sort through. Ditto on using TB. Why are you moving them off the IMAP store as that is what it is designed to do ie store email? My workstation is a caching mailserver (IMAP store) that collects mail from my ISP POP a/c and stores it. I read the emails on the 'server'. I have all my folders under the Inbox in TB and not under local folders. > However, because I'm no longer "in" the IMAP account, when I reply, it > uses my default email address, and I need to manually change it, before > sending. This is what happened in the above thread - I forgot to change > it before sending. Not changing an address has plagued us all at some time. :) > I thought it would bounce or die, and resent my reply using the > subscribed address. I was surprised to see the reply from my default > address actually show up, as well as my reply from the subscribed email > address. > > So sorry for the confusion, hope it all makes sense. It does now. Tnx for letting me know before I wrecked my OOo filter. <snip> Regards Hylton --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
