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On Tue, Jul 03, 2007 at 01:30:31PM -0400, Pete Weiss wrote:
> To reduce the problem with missing internal headers, would switching
> to NOMIME DIGEST help?
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> BTW, are the Gmailers set to HTML too? Maybe SET to NOHTML might
> help?
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> Finally, in the interim, maybe a daily search (via a bookmark to the
> web interface)
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> S * IN listname SINCE YESTERDAY
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> would provide much of the same functionality for those Gmailers?
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In the shor-term, yes, I am recommending that they switch to a
different type of digest... and thanks for your final suggestion, I
will consider that as well.
Just was curious mostly to see if other ListServ admins had noticed
this behavior from Gmail/Yahoo, etc so I have a little bit of ammo if I
try to convince them to add better support for digest/multipart
messages in the future.
Interesting side note: Yahoo Mail Classic displays the MIME digests
just fine, while Yahoo Mail Beta does not.
Ray
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