Hmm. This is an interesting suggestion. I'll try this out. Thanks.
Dan Liston <dliston@netscape.com> wrote:
> 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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