Comment 7 for bug 1604181

Hi, Mark.
"Have you tried first_strip_reply_to = Yes?"
Yes. But what it also does in most cases is to strip the poster's
address, which is not what I want.

"Is this a distribution package Mailman (if so, which one)?"
Ubuntu.

I'll ask him to bcc me & send it along. I'm going to test to see if I
can duplicate this w/other reply-to: settings.

On 7/19/16, Mark Sapiro <email address hidden> wrote:
> Does this occur only with posts from this one person? Do you know what's
> in his original Reply-To: (ask him to Bcc: you on his next post)?
>
> Have you tried first_strip_reply_to = Yes?
>
> Is this a distribution package Mailman (if so, which one)?
>
> If Mailman is installed from source, I recommend upgrading to 2.1.22 or
> later.
>
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> https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1604181
>
> Title:
> mangled reply-to: header when a reply-to: header exists
>
> Status in GNU Mailman:
> Incomplete
>
> Bug description:
> I'm trying to set my list up such that folks reply to the list, but can
> also view a poster's email in order to reply personally if they desire. I've
> set 'Reply-to:' to list, & I didn't strip the first 'reply-to:' header. When
> someone has a reply-to: address set, I get 3 addresses--the list address,
> the poster's address, & a mangled address that consists of the poster's
> address prior to the @ sign & the fqdn of the list following it. So if my
> list address is <email address hidden>, & my poster w/the reply-to:
> setting's email is <email address hidden>, I'd get addresses as:
> <email address hidden>
> <email address hidden> (which there is no such address) &
> <email address hidden>.
>
> I'm running Mailman 2.1.16. Has this perchance been fixed in
> subsequent versions?
>
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