>The emacs-rcp mailing list is listed thrice. It appears that it
>depends on the host name that goes after the `@' which group a
>specific mail is sorted to.
Well, it's slightly more complicated than that -- the sorting engine
looks at all the headers in the message then decides what to do.
It also looks at what lists it already knows about, and tries to
match them up.
I've now had some time to examine the headers in emacs-rcp. It
appears that in earlier messages, the list name really was ambiguous,
and varied from email to email. The sorting engine thought there
were several different lists. Later messages have the header:
"X-Mailing-List: [EMAIL PROTECTED]"
I have reprocessed the data (using an override) so everything should
now be refiled under that name. If future messages continue to have that
name somewhere in the headers, everything should sort correctly. The
search engine should catch up with all these changes in a couple of
days.
>Beware of flying birch trees.
Thanks, I'll keep that in mind. By the way, thanks for pointing
out emacs-rcp. Ever since I shut down ftp for security reasons,
I miss not being able to work with ange-ftp. I can't wait until
emacs-rcp gets integrated with Debian.
Cheers,
Jeff
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