Hello

[Bryan.ONeal at asu.edu]

I also opt to have each message sent when posted.  I also subscribe to the Linux
Users Group of Arizona State University (http://asulug.org) this way.   It makes
it easier to track messages  by content, thread, sender, etc.  And while I have
to admit G-Mail is nice, I use either the universities web mail or pine for most
of what I do :)

Quoting "der.hans" <PLUGd at LuftHans.com>:

> Am 12. Sep, 2005 schwätzte Kenneth so:
> 
> > After years of using 6 or 7 different distros of
> > Linux, I finally got around to looking for a user's
> > group, and found this one.
> >
> > I have a couple of questions, and this will make me
> > sound like a bigger noob than I am, but what does
> > everyone use to post to this discussion list?  I opted
> > to have a digest of messages email to me, but I see no
> > easy way to reply to a post except to copy/paste and
> > quote the message manually.
> 
> I agree with Jeremy and recommend to not using digest-mode.
> 
> If you want to use digest-mode, though, look at the docs for procmail
> and
> formail.
> 
> I haven't used digest-mode for over a decade, but procmail will let
> you
> feed the digest directly to formail for breakup.
> 
> Some clients might also be able to do the breakup for you if you want
> to
> read in digest-mode. I don't remember which ones have mentioned that,
> though. Probably mutt.
> 
> ciao,
> 
> der.hans
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