On Wednesday, 09 December 2015 at 10:37, Tom Hughes wrote:
On 09/12/15 09:34, Dmitrij S. Kryzhevich wrote:
>>If your username is krege you got at least three e-mail on 2015-11-26,
>>-15 and -10 to krege fedoraproject org, therefore I suggest that you
>>check your Spam folder/e-mail configuration.
>>
>
>And I found those letters. Sorry, it was... very nontrivial.
>Heades (@ sign was manually edited):
>
>From: opensource-at-till.name
>To:
devel-at-lists.fedoraproject.org // ! (my note)
>...
>Delivered-To:
krege-at-fedoraproject.org // and here we are
>
>Sure it was auto-moved into devel@ folder. Is it OK to use such a "To"
>field?
Well it's a report to the list, bcced to you as an affected person
presumably.
If you want to filter list mails then List-Id is a much better thing to
filter on than the To header. That way a direct copy to you won't trigger
the filter.
I was bitten by this two times already. Once, when fedora migrated all
mailing list names from fedora-foo to just foo and recently, when the
lists were migrated to hyperkitty. Here's my current procmailrc recipe
for unmangling the e-mails to fedora mailing lists and sorting them
to fedora-foo maildirs:
:0
* ^List-Id:.*<\/[^\.]+\.lists\.fedoraproject\.org
{
LISTNAME = fedora-`echo $MATCH | sed -e 's/[\/]/_/g' -e
's/.lists.fedoraproject.org//'`
:0:
$MAILDIR/.$LISTNAME/
}
Regards,
Dominik
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