On Wednesday 20 October 2021 03:49:47 Steven D'Aprano wrote:
On Tue, Oct 19, 2021 at 11:58:40PM -0700, William Morder via tde-users
wrote:
Which headers? Are you talking about person A's address showing up as the From address of person B's emails? Or some other header?
Yes, person A's (that is, Gene's) address shows up in the headers of somebody else altogether. When person B sends me an email (not a reply), I also get Gene's address in the headers.
Yes, but *which* header?
There is a huge difference between:
"Person B sends me a fresh email, but the From address says Gene"
and
"Person B replies to my email, and when I use Show Headers, I see that one of the In-Reply-To or Reference headers says Gene."
These are very different symptoms with probably very different causes and fixes.
Person B doesn't know Gene at all, doesn't know about TDE or the list, and knows hardly anything about computers, hence uses the rotten Apple and sometimes Windoze.
So you've said :-) but it's not really relevant unless it is a problem with their mail client. It probably isn't.
201802171815.09906.gheskett@shentel.netwhich seems to be an email from 2018.
I did search for this email, and it seems not to exist at all; indeed, never existed, I believe, because I save *almost* everything, except spam and other crap like that.
I don't know enough about how Kmail generates the In-Reply-To and Reference headers to comment.
I think the In-Reply-To: and References: are two different critters. The In-Reply-to: is legit, but the References: seems to, as Bill noted, refer to our resubscribe date. I haven't a clue what or why that might be worth including in a reply-to-list/all. Boggles my getting tinier mind. Maybe I should up the B1 in my weekly pill-tainer? :)
Cheers, Gene Heskett.