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Dumb question (was: Encrypted SSL connection to remote PostgreSQL cluster)
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I recently posted a question regarding the topic in parenthesis in $subject, but I was not subscribed to the list so I did not get a copy of replies. Is there any way for me to reply to them on list, or should I start a new thread with my findings?

When I go to the message on the Exim ML and click the reply button it appears to be trying to launch my local MUA, which is not configured, because nothing happens when I click the button. I use the ProtonMail web client if that makes any difference, and I am now subscribed.

Briefly:
- wishlist bug created (https://bugs.exim.org/show_bug.cgi?id=2808).
- I tried Jeremy's suggestions but struck out.
- The bug report contains a brief synopsis of the workaround I found using the hint from Jasen Betts, but I have a more full report to offer.

And most importantly, thank you to both Jeremy and Jasen for taking the time to reply to my original question!

Pat
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Dumb question (was: Encrypted SSL connection to remote PostgreSQL cluster) [ In reply to ]
I recently posted a question regarding the topic in parenthesis in $subject, but I was not subscribed to the list so I did not get a copy of replies. Is there any way for me to reply to them on list, or should I start a new thread with my findings?

When I go to the message on the Exim ML and click the reply button it appears to be trying to launch my local MUA, which is not configured, because nothing happens when I click the button. I use the ProtonMail web client if that makes any difference.

Briefly:
wishlist bug created (https://bugs.exim.org/show_bug.cgi?id=2808).
I tried Jeremy's suggestions but struck out.
The bug report contains a brief synopsis of the workaround I found using the hint from Jasen Betts, but I have a more full report to offer.

And most importantly, thank you to both Jeremy and Jasen for taking the time to reply to my original question!

Pat
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Re: Dumb question (was: Encrypted SSL connection to remote PostgreSQL cluster) [ In reply to ]
On 14/09/2021 18:50, Patrick via Exim-users wrote:
> should I start a new thread with my findings?

This.
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Jeremy

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Re: Dumb question (was: Encrypted SSL connection to remote PostgreSQL cluster) [ In reply to ]
Hi Pat,

This is a munging list, which changes the from address to pass DMARC.
The original From address gets moved to Reply-To in this common setup.
Unfortunately, not all MUAs respect Reply-To. The convention on munging
lists is Reply-List, and correspondents are expected to join.

Some organizations, notably kernel.org, operate their lists in
non-munging mode, and expect participants to both whitelist their server
and use Reply-All. Correspondents do not have to join to participate.

The trade-off is spam control versus participant convenience.

HTH,

Phil

On 9/13/21 12:34 PM, Pat via Exim-users wrote:
> I recently posted a question regarding the topic in parenthesis in $subject, but I was not subscribed to the list so I did not get a copy of replies. Is there any way for me to reply to them on list, or should I start a new thread with my findings?
>
> When I go to the message on the Exim ML and click the reply button it appears to be trying to launch my local MUA, which is not configured, because nothing happens when I click the button. I use the ProtonMail web client if that makes any difference.
>
> Briefly:
> wishlist bug created (https://bugs.exim.org/show_bug.cgi?id=2808).
> I tried Jeremy's suggestions but struck out.
> The bug report contains a brief synopsis of the workaround I found using the hint from Jasen Betts, but I have a more full report to offer.
>
> And most importantly, thank you to both Jeremy and Jasen for taking the time to reply to my original question!
>
> Pat
>


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