Rather than adding the testers@domain.tld to the zubscriber file
for the coders list, why not change your alias for coders-outgoing
to :include:~majordomo/lists/testers, :include:~majordomo/lists/coders?
The order of the includes is not important. As long as the message
is not being sent back through resend at another address, there should
only be the one subject prefix. In this case, [coders].
Dan Liston
Larry Williamson wrote:
>
> We have a couple of lists that have other lists listed in them.
>
> A hypothetical example to illustrate my problem...
>
> "testers" lists all the people in our testing group
> "coders" lists all our software writers
>
> We have added "testers" to the list of people in the "coders" list.
>
> Both "coders" and "testers" have $subject_prefix=[$LIST]
>
> So, when someone sends email to "coders", the people on testers see
> subject lines similar to...
>
> Subject: [testers][coders] fixed another bug
>
> The "testers" would rather not see both these prefixes in the Subject
> line, they want to see only the original list's prefix, ie. [coders].
>
> But, of course, they do want their own prefix when testers is the list
> that was sent to.
>
> Does anyone know if I can make this work without having to dig in an
> modify the majordomo software's guts?
>
> I have probably half a dozen such lists.
>
> We are running version 1.94.
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