Possible Mailman configuration problem on this list?

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On Fri, 31 Oct 2003, William F. Acker WB2FLW +1-303-722-7209 wrote:

> Hi all,
> 
>      I notice that when Luke replied to Rejean, Rejean got a copy, as well 
> as the list.  It isn't very likely that Luke meant to do that.  So, using 
> Pine, I hit R, was asked the usual question about including the text of 
> the message being replied to, prompted whether I wanted to use the 
> reply-to address rather than the From: address, I said yes.  Usually, that 
> would be that, but I was then asked if I wanted to reply to all 
> recipients.  Normally, I only get prompted for that if I say no to the 
> previous prompt about using the reply-to address.
> 
>      What y'all think?

I don't think it's a Mailman problem, but something to do with the headers 
generated by the offending mail client.  I can't be sure, as I don't have 
aa message to hand at the moment, but I suspect it might have something to 
do with the person putting their own Reply-To: header on their mail, and 
instead of replacing it, Mailman is just creating another one, but I don't 
see this problem for everyone, and on some mailing lists, the Reply-To 
header does not exist at all, which creates problems for me because I've 
got Pine set up to use the reply-to address and the nickname thereof to 
decide which folder to save stuff to; it's not a major deal because I do 
most of this by hand as I read a message, but it's still a pain to have to 
keep typing "speakup" instead of just hitting return.

Cheers.

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