Steve Moulton wrote:
>
> I have a customer who has gotten himself in some hot water by
> blindly replying to a mailing list rather than a user.
The correct way to handle is this to not set Reply-To: to the
list. In order to reply to the list, he'd have to explicitly
use the 'group reply' or 'reply all' function of his mail client.
If you don't have Reply-To: pointing to the list and he did say
reply-all, then that's his fault and drop it.
> He
> wants me to rewrite the "From:" lines so that rather than
> reading
>
> From: user@dom.ain
>
> they read
>
> From: [listname] user@dom.ain
Watch out. You run the risk of generating a syntactically invalid
address.
> so that the From: address stands out more and he is less likely
> to blindly reply. He asserts that listserv can do this.
>
> I've been through the FAQ, and, short of making changes to resend,
> I don't see a way of doing this.
>
> . Has anyone dealt with a request like this?
The first response is to not mess with From:. That's totally evil.
--Dave
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