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Um, the 'discuss at BLU.ORG' is in the CC field. When you reply to the
message, your mailer should grab the 'CC' field as well as the 'From'
field. I don't know of ANY MUAs that actually use the envelope
address -- it's the MTA that uses that. Besides, I used to use UUCP
and I never had this problem. I think it's your MUA, not UUCP, that
is broken.
mikebw at bilow.bilow.uu.ids.net (Mike Bilow) writes:
> I realize that UUCP does not strip headers, but it does strip envelope
> information. I am not sure what runs on my provider's side, but I think it is
> Taylor. My side is UUgate/2.
>
> Although I see headers, there is little I can do with them except to make
> inferences. In fact, the reply address that I see on a message is
> automatically inferred based on the message headers, not the envelope
> information, which is precisely the problem.
>
> -- Mike
>
>
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