From: Grzegorz Adamiak <gadamiak@docucollab.com>
  To  : <masqmail@marmaro.de>
  Date: Wed, 27 May 2009 11:06:20 +0200

Re: [masqmail] Reply-To header

--- markus schnalke [2009-05-27 10:05]:
> Search for ``Thunderbird reply to list'' and you'll find a plugin that
> adds a button which sends the reply to the list address. I have not
> tested it but it seems to be a solution.

We're getting a little OT here. I'm running on Windows and switched form 
The Bat! to Thunderbird for a few reasons:

– I prefer open source software. The Bat! is quite expensive.
– I was worried about portability and safety of my mail. The Bat! uses 
its own format for mail archives. I was unable to recover mail from 
archive made with an older version and had to use an external tool!
– I needed to sync my contacts etc., which is quite limited due to the 
closed source nature of The Bat!. I could not get LDAP address book to 
work, for example.
– The Bat! didn't handle IMAP folders properly, which became an issue 
since I switched to Gmail and Google Apps.

All the above is better handled in Thunderbird. However, Tbird is very 
immature in terms of functionality when compared to TB!. This includes:

– Viewing, sorting and managing messages.
– Keyboard friendliness.
– Filtering mail — TB! allows any kind of filtering for incoming, 
outgoing, sent, read mail with a very complex and efficient action system.
– Macros for automated handling of messages — you can do almost 
everything with the message: modify headers and content, copy/move, 
readdress, forward, reply, do regex on content etc.
– all out-of-the-box.

I really hate the Tbird plugin hell. I do appreciate it's extensible 
(while TB! is not, at least not to this extent) but this should not be 
required for basic functionality.

Enough of this OT. I'll handle the reply-to somehow. No problem for me.

-- Grzegorz