I am afraid that the best majordomo can do in this regard is to set the
reply-to address back to the address of the list itself (unless you want
to modify the perl code). RFCs are very specific about not changing any
existing email header information, but you are allowed to add to them.
When a list's reply-to address is the list itself, it does not matter
whether I hit reply or reply-all from netscape, the message is addressed
back to the list. (but the senders "From: " line still appears in the
header.
Majordomo does have a configuration option called message_fronter which
can be used with a $SENDER token to put the senders address in the top of
the message body.
I don't think this gives you exactly what you requested, but it is close.
Dan Liston
"Bustamante, Susana" wrote:
>
> We are currently using LSoft's Listserv software to manage more than 2500
> lists in our server. One list owner would like to configure his list so
> that whenever a subscriber sends a message to the list, the list address
> shows at the "From:" field instead of the address of the sender. The owner
> would also like to have the address of the sender as the first line of the
> message body. Listserv support said this was not possible with their
> software due to compliance with RFC822. However, I have heard that
> majordomo can do this. I have searched the archives of this list but have
> not found a good explanation on how to do this with majordomo (if possible).
> I would appreciate your responses back to sbustamante@miami.edu.
>
> Thanks very much in advance.
>
> Susana R. Bustamante
> Faculty Consultant/Listserv Administrator
> University of Miami
> Department of Information Technology
> E-mail: sbustamante@miami.edu
> Phone: (305)284-3915
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