Re: How to know a mail is sent with gnus ?

[Francis Moreau <francis.moro@gmail.com>]

Hi Tassilo,

Tassilo Horn <tassilo@member.fsf.org> writes:

> Francis Moreau <francis.moro@gmail.com> writes:
>
>>>> Could anybody tell me what I can test ?
>>>
>>> At least `org-gnus.el' checks for Message-Id and Gcc headers to store
>>> links to Gnus messages that haven't been sent at the time of linking
>>> yet.  I might be wrong, but I think Gcc headers are a Gnus invention.
>>>
>>
>> The thing is that I don't always use Gcc header. For mailing lists for
>> example, I don't use it since I'm going to receive a copy of the mail
>> anyways.
>
> Hm, I always set a Gcc.  For normal groups it's the group itself, and
> for mailing list groups, I set a Gcc to my "Sent Messages" group.
>

Hmm, I think I could use the "Sent Messages" group for mailing list
groups.

>
> Instead of looking at the Gcc, you could set
> `message-generate-headers-first' to t and make User-Agent non-optional
> in `message-required-mail-headers'.  That should insert a User-Agent
> header with Gnus + version as contents as soon as you write a mail from
> inside Gnus.
>

Ah, that's another possibility which sounds good.

Thanks Tassilo for your suggestions.
-- 
Francis