Subject: Reply-List

From: Martin Struwe <[email-masked]>
Date: Sat, 13 Jul 1996 02:35:39 +0200

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	Hi,

I can't reply to two people in pine 3.94.  Pine helps me to seperate the
two people with the correct character (comma), but when i do a reply, i'm
getting only the last address.
I can do a correct reply with elm, so I think, that the header is okay.

This mail has the header:
Reply-To: Martin Struwe <[email-masked]>, 
          Martin Struwe <[email-masked]>
When I receive this header, Pine shows to me:
Reply-To: "Martin Struwe <[email-masked]>,        Martin
     Struwe" <[email-masked]>
Yes, with quotes.  So my reply produces:
To      : "Martin Struwe <[email-masked]>,        Martin Struwe"
           <[email-masked]>

When I insert quotes, they will be automaticaly removed, so the following
is not working:
Reply-To: "Martin Struwe" <[email-masked]>,
          "Martin Struwe" <[email-masked]>

Even
Reply-To: [email-masked], [email-masked]
expands to
To      : [email-masked]

I've wrote a msg with elm:
Reply-To: [email-masked] (Martin Struwe), [email-masked] (Martin Struwe)
Pine says, the header is:
Reply-To: [email-masked], Martin Struwe <[email-masked]>
and my replay expands to:
To      : Martin Struwe <[email-masked]>

With Pine3.91 it works correctly.  But elm, pine3.94 and pine3.91 are on
different systems, and maybe the admins did a mistake.

	can you reply to my header?  Martin.

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Martin Struwe              http://fsinfo.cs.uni-sb.de/~struwe/
app. 1.4.2                 mailto:[email-masked]
Richard-Wagner-Str. 91     
D-66125 Dudweiler (Saar)   Lehrstuhl Prof. Weikum:
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From: Martin Struwe <[email-masked]>
Date: Fri, 19 Jul 1996 22:14:51 +0200

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	Hello again, 

On Tue, 16 Jul 1996, R R Neuswanger wrote to me:  (thank you very much)
 
>       Pine 3.93 asked me whether to use your reply-to. When I
> told it no, it picked only one; when I told it yes, it did
> what's in the header now: you should get this at both addresses.
 
perfect.  and it worked correctly.
 
>       Are you remembering to separate addresses with a comma
> *and a space* in pine??
 
yes.  and when the addresses are long enough, pine puts every entry in a
seperate line.
 
because it's just on one system (sun4c) i talked to my root.  he compiled
now the version 3.95 without any warning, but it's still not working.  i'm
getting just the first address from my reply-to header, in my to-header.
 
and there is another problem:  when i receive a mail, written in elm with
the header:
Reply-To: [email-masked] (Martin Struwe), [email-masked]  (Martin
Struwe)
and answer yes to
Use "Reply-To:" address instead of "From:" address?
pine crashes:
Problem detected: "Received abort signal".
Pine Exiting.
 
/usr/local/lib/pine.conf does not exist (at least in /usr/local/lib).
how can i get a debug or crash file?
pine -d:
Argument Error: unknown flag "d"
Possible Starting Arguments for Pine program:
[...]  no debug mentioned.
 
        Nobody can help?  Greetings, Maletin.
 
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Martin Struwe              http://fsinfo.cs.uni-sb.de/~struwe/
Zimmer 1.4.2               mailto:[email-masked]
Richard-Wagner-Str. 91
66125 Dudweiler (Saar)     Lehrstuhl Prof. Weikum:
V+F: +49-6897-728308       Geb 36 Raum 322 Tel: +49-681-302-4847

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From: David L Miller <[email-masked]>
Date: Mon, 29 Jul 1996 14:11:24 -0700 (PDT)

> perfect.  and it worked correctly.

If your address is on the list in the Reply-To: it will be suppressed
when you reply.  I think our assumption was that you probably don't
want to reply to yourself. 

> >       Are you remembering to separate addresses with a comma

Only the comma is required.  Any extra space will be ignored. 

> Problem detected: "Received abort signal".

Could you send me a sample message that causes this crash when you try
to read it?

> how can i get a debug or crash file?

You need a number after the "-d", e.g. "-d9"

> --

--DLM

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