On or about Tue, Nov 14, 2000 at 02:01:32AM -0500, Charlie Summers typed:
It is working correctly by design. If there is already an existing Reply-To: header field in the message, SmartList will NOT replace it. This makes a whole lot of sense; if I specifically set a Reply-To: header in my email, there must be a valid reason, therefore SmartList _should_ not change it.
Alternatively, it may be because the user has a brain-dead email client that _always_ inserts Reply-To: whether one wants it or not. Once again, Microsoft breaks a perfectly good standard. A way to get the behaviour you want - though I share some of Charlie's concerns about it - is to change the line: -a"Subject: Unidentified subject!" ${reply_to:+"-a$reply_to"} \ to -a"Subject: Unidentified subject!" ${reply_to:+"-i$reply_to"} \ in rc.submit. Roger