From richard@rfi.net

You'll find at the bottom of this mail the status of the header information as passed to GBarr's Mail​::Send
module, directly before it's being used. All mails passing through my hands will have this treatment for the
next short period while I try to work this out.

# Quote
my $debug = qq|\n---\nPlease ignore this for a day or two​:\nDebugging perlbug
mail ($msg) headers​: |.Dumper($msg)."\n---\n";
  #
  my $mail = $msg->open("sendmail") or ($self->debug("Couldn't open mailer​: $!
", 0));
  if (defined($mail)) {
  print $mail $body.$debug; # temp!
  $mail->close;
# /Quote

If anyone has any bright ideas why this should produce 2 near identical messages, please let me know.

Thanks - despairingly...
--
Richard Foley
+49 (0) 8121 988920 -> richard@​rfi.net

From [Unknown Contact. See original ticket]

It's beyond me why a mail with a single message id, sent to a single
address, will duplicate itself on arrival, or somewhere between.
<snip>
So we see that the message gets passed through qmail three times, and
it is the second one (with uid 511) which is doing the duplicating.
Possibly you can identify the qmail instances by knowing who the
respective users (508, 511) are.
Well, 511 is me, and 508 is perlmail, whatever that is...

Good luck in your search.
Thanks.

P.S. Which is your preferred mail address? I've seen at least three
different ones on your mail. Does it matter which I use?
Nearly no difference whatsoever, as they all come to me (eventually),
although FYI it may be worth noting the following​:
work​: Richard.Foley@​m.dasa.de (only goes to work)
perl​: richard@​perl.org (picked up everywhere)
home​: *@​rfi.net (picked up everywhere)

Ciao
--
Richard Foley
+49 (0) 8121 988920 -> richard@​rfi.net

From [Unknown Contact. See original ticket]

Should only be one of these now...

Ciao
Richard Foley

richard@​rfi.net
"Ciao" - (shorter than 'Aufwiedersehen' :-)

-----Original Message-----
From​: richard@​rfi.net [mailto​:richard@​rfi.net]
Sent​: Sunday, October 10, 1999 12​:55 AM
To​: mjtg@​cus.cam.ac.uk
Cc​: perl5-porters@​perl.org; ask@​valueclick.com; gnat@​frii.com
Subject​: Re​: [ID 19991008.008] perlbugtron duplicate messages

It's beyond me why a mail with a single message id, sent
to a single
address, will duplicate itself on arrival, or somewhere between.
<snip>
So we see that the message gets passed through qmail three times, and
it is the second one (with uid 511) which is doing the duplicating.
Possibly you can identify the qmail instances by knowing who the
respective users (508, 511) are.
Well, 511 is me, and 508 is perlmail, whatever that is...

Good luck in your search.
Thanks.

P.S. Which is your preferred mail address? I've seen at
least three
different ones on your mail. Does it matter which I use?
Nearly no difference whatsoever, as they all come to me (eventually),
although FYI it may be worth noting the following​:
work​: Richard.Foley@​m.dasa.de (only goes to work)
perl​: richard@​perl.org (picked up everywhere)
home​: *@​rfi.net (picked up everywhere)

Ciao
--
Richard Foley
+49 (0) 8121 988920 -> richard@​rfi.net

From @ask

On Thu, 7 Oct 1999, Richard Foley wrote​:

Debugging perlbug mail (Mail​::Send=HASH(0x81c25dc)) headers​: $VAR1 = bless( {
'To' => [
'perl5-porters@​perl.org'
],
[...]
'Cc' => [
'perl5-porters@​perl.org'
],

uhmn ....

Or maybe it's not that easy? :-)

- ask

--
ask bjoern hansen - <http​://www.netcetera.dk/~ask/>
more than 40M impressions per day, <http​://valueclick.com>

From [Unknown Contact. See original ticket]

Debugging perlbug mail (Mail​::Send=HASH(0x81c25dc)) headers​:
$VAR1 = bless( {
'To' => [
'perl5-porters@​perl.org'
],
[...]
'Cc' => [
'perl5-porters@​perl.org'
],

uhmn ....

Or maybe it's not that easy? :-)
Yup, but that is not always the case, or it would be.

BTW, if that would produce the same message-id for p5p, surely p5p will
trash it, no?

Ciao
Richard Foley

richard@​rfi.net
"Ciao" - (shorter than 'Aufwiedersehen' :-)