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#2 Better nick matching 1 year, 4 months ago

Comment by ~j-r on ~j-r/fdroid-news

REPORTED RESOLVED CLOSED

#1 Sort output 1 year, 4 months ago

Comment by ~j-r on ~j-r/fdroid-news

REPORTED RESOLVED CLOSED

#2 Better nick matching 1 year, 5 months ago

Ticket created by ~j-r on ~j-r/fdroid-news

Match the bots nick only at the beginning of a message and/or not if it's not sourrounded by spaces

#1 Sort output 1 year, 6 months ago

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#1 Sort output 1 year, 6 months ago

Ticket created by ~j-r on ~j-r/fdroid-news

Currently output is in a seemingly random order. We should sort it (probably alphabetical) before sending it to the MUC

#526 FQDN in Message-ID 3 years ago

Ticket created by ~j-r on ~sircmpwn/aerc2

Currently aerc (or better the go-message) sets the part after the @ in the Message-ID to the hostname of the machine it's running on. This means it's not necessarily a FQDN. In my opinion there are two arguments why this behaviour should be changed:

  1. Some spam filters give bad credits for Message-IDs without a FQDN
  2. RFC4322 recommends to use a unique domain to ensure the uniqueness of the whole ID. But host names of local machines are usually not as unique as a FQDN.

I understand why go-message generates it this way, simply because it cannot know about the domain of the mail server. But aerc does know the domain name and could easily re-implement the message generation of go-message but with the domain name of the mail server and set it via Header.SetMessageID.

What do you think? Is this the right way to do it? If yes I would also be willing to send in a patch to fix this.