A recent note to lstsrv-l asked: > ... i have noticed that subscribers > who receive posts with ietf headers will never get a reply-to: header > that points to the list while folks with full or short headers will. > > anybody know what's up with that? The way I understand it, if a subscriber has set the option to receive posts with "IETF" headers, the headers willl look as much as possible like the headers of the note that the original poster sent to the list. This option is likely not useful in most common situations, and someone who requests "IETF" headers ought to be aware of the implications. (The version of Pegasus Mail that I use allows a reply to be sent to the "To:" header address, which happens to work to reply to a mailing list most of the time; not, of course, if the mail was addressed to the list via a "cc:" or "resent-to" header. I use IETF headers on my subscription to a list where queries often have to do with e-mail problems, and it is helpful to know as much as I can about the e-mail system that the one posting the question is using.) -- Pete Hoyle - William & Mary Technology Services Computing Support [log in to unmask] - (804) 221-4357 (221-HELP)