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On Sun, 28 Jul 2002, Thomas Beaudry wrote:

> So why not update the message to tell the truth so others
> that stumble into the problem in the future will know what
> to do?

The mailman version we are using is not that powerful, and the hack is a
stop-gap measure until we've implemented a proper solution.

Kind regards,

Karl T