message-send (C-c C-s) (was Re: September Gnus 0.75 is released)

[Jack Vinson <jvinson@cheux.ecs.umass.edu>]

>>>>> "PA" == Per Abrahamsen <abraham@dina.kvl.dk> writes:

PA> `C-c C-s' is broken now, but I used often in the past.  It is (should
PA> be) like `C-c C-c' except that it doesn't (shouldn't) bury the buffer.
PA> I used it when I wanted to send slight variations of the same message
PA> to different people.

It's not completely broken, is it?  When I do C-c C-s, the message gets
sent and a few headers get added (From, Date, Message-Id, Lines).  There is
also a buffer-local variable that gets set (message-sent-message-via) which
makes things odd if you want to re-send from the same *message* buffer.
Message tells me that the message in question has already been sent by
mail, do I want to resend?

The variable is a list of methods that have been used to send the message,
i.e. '(mail news) if it was sent with both mail and news.

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