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Re: Change in rmail-reply
From: |
Richard M Stallman |
Subject: |
Re: Change in rmail-reply |
Date: |
Tue, 27 Jan 2009 17:58:49 -0500 |
> The RFC is clear, but it seems to be clearly wrong. If John Doe
> sends a message to you, and you resend it to me, and I do "reply to
> all", it seems clear that my reply should by default go to you.
Resent-To: shouldn't be set in such a case; that's forwarding, and
should end up with entirely new From/To headers.
You seem to assume a distinction between "forwarding" and "resending".
Would you please explain it?
Resent-To: fields are only there to indicate when a message has been
reinserted into the mail delivery chain by someone.
When you resend John Doe's message to me, doesn't that mean it has
been "reinserted into the mail delivery chain" by you? I seems that
way to me.
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- Re: Change in rmail-reply, Harald Hanche-Olsen, 2009/01/27
- Re: Change in rmail-reply, Richard M Stallman, 2009/01/29
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- Re: Change in rmail-reply, Richard M Stallman, 2009/01/30
- Re: Change in rmail-reply, Stephen J. Turnbull, 2009/01/30
- Re: Change in rmail-reply, Richard M Stallman, 2009/01/30
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