On 2/3/2012 10:38, Paul Russell wrote:
> The answer to the second question is that gmail filters messages with duplicate message-ids. The
> rationale for this practice is presumably based on the requirement that
> the internal message-id must be unique (see RFC 2822, section 3.6.4). When a REPRO subscriber posts
> a message to a list, the inbound copy of the message has the same internal message-id as the
> outbound copy. Consequently, the inbound copy never appears in the subscriber's mailbox. This
> problem is not limited to messages posted to LISTSERV lists. If you add yourself as a recipient (to,
> cc, or bcc) on a message you send to anyone, anywhere, you will not see a second copy of the
> message. If you send a message to an address that is forwarded to your gmail address, you will not
> see the inbound copy of the message.

It may be of value to undo the REPRO and make it an ACK option.

SET listname ACK

/Pete

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