Re: Trying to post.

On Sat, 29 Aug 2009, Patrick Gen-Paul wrote:
>
> bill lam wrote:
> > On Sat, 29 Aug 2009, Patrick Gen-Paul wrote:
> >> At least, to the "mailing list" - I don't see it delivered back to my
> >> local mailer. On the other hand, I just found that three copies of this
> >> message did make it to Yahoo! groups.
> >>
> >>
> >> I am subscribed to a couple of other mailing lists from this email
> >> account and I have not run into any problems: my posts went through
> >> first time around and I got them back within seconds.
> >
> > Did you mean your gmail inbox received emails that you had post to
> > other mailing list sent from the same gmail account? But you
> > shouldn't because that is a feature of gmail.
>
> Sorry for being unclear.
>
> I subscribed to three mailing lists specifying pgenpaul@gmail.com as the
> subscribing email account.
>
> I proceeded to setup a "POP3 email account" in Thunderbird on my local
> system, pointing to "pop3.gmail.com" as the server and specifying
> pgenpaul@gmail.com as the account.
>
> I set up Thunderbird "filters" to automatically move messages to three
> separate folders corresponding to the three mailing lists, one of them
> being called "vim".
>
> Whenever I start Thunderbird, new messages from the vim list as well as
> the two others are automatically moved to their respective folders.

Sorry I'm still puzzled. Did you mean, using the sane gmail account,
you post to mailing list via smtp and can receive messages bounced by
mailing list into you in-box via pop3? Then there should be 2 copies
of messages.
1. one inside your sent box
2. the other inside your in-box assuming that has not been moved to
other box by filter.

Does the one inside in-box contain "list-id:" in its header?

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