On Mon, Apr 20, 2020 at 09:57:34AM +0000, Russell L. Harris wrote: > On Mon, Apr 20, 2020 at 11:43:40AM +0200, tomas@tuxteam.de wrote: > >>Thunderbird provides the command ":exec bounce-message". > > > >Oh, wow. Thanks for the hint. Does anyone know what that command > >does? > > Someone provided a detailed explaination of bounce a few messages > earlier in this thread. But briefly, bounce sends the message, > intact, complete with attachments, if any, just as if you were a relay > station. Oh, this was explicitly about Thunderbird's ":exec bounce-message"? I missed that bit, sorry for that. Will re-read. > However, if you wish to make additions or modifications to the > message, you use forward. Forward is like a reply, except it is > sent to a third party, rather than back to the sender. "back to the sender" makes me unsure now: does ":exec bounce-message" let you choose the target, or is it just "back to sender"? I understand "forward": you get to write a message and send the original wrapped in a MIME part, which would be OK (provided the receiver can handle that). Cheers -- t
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