[Gambas-user] A few lines to add to the wiki
Christof Thalhofer
chrisml at deganius.de
Mon Oct 17 19:54:18 CEST 2022
Dear Gianluigi,
Am 17.10.22 um 17:51 schrieb gian via User:
> Only later did I remember that you had said that doing so was wrong.
I can't see anything wrong.
> Can you confirm that to write*correctly* a reply you need to create a
> new message, I repeat a new message write to:
>
> user at lists.gambas-basic.org
>
> In the Subject write exactly:
>
> Re: [Gambas-user] <the subject of the discussion>.
> (in this case Translations - Webpage)
>
> Would you care to add these few pointers to the wiki?
>
> If they were there I probably would have avoided yet another error.
>
> Thank you for your attention
If you hit Ctrl-U in your thunderbird you see the headers of a mail.
Every mail has an individual 'message id' in the mail headers. It looks
like so:
'Message-ID: <62908c0f-5daa-a7d3-0701-f49293181a9c at gambas-buch.de>'
The only thing which must be known is, that if you answer to a mail by
hitting the <Reply> button in your mail client, then the mail client
writes a line in the header of your new mail, which looks like so:
'In-Reply-To: <62908c0f-5daa-a7d3-0701-f49293181a9c at gambas-buch.de>'
This points to the mail you are answering to.
With these lines in the headers of different mails a mail client is able
to distinguish if a mail starts a new thread (no line 'In-Reply-To' in
the header) or if it is an answer to an existing mail (a line
'In-Reply-To' in the header) and if it is part of an existing thread (a
couple of mails which are answers to a first mail which started the
discussion).
The only thing that you can do wrong is: Try to start a new thread by
answering to another mail (hitting <Reply>) and changing the subject.
This is called 'highjacking a thread'.
Alles Gute
Christof Thalhofer
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