[20:39] so [20:39] anyone else here today? :) [20:54] no [20:55] I is on leuvh [22:09] good morning [22:09] mwhudson, I am here [22:11] jml: good morning [22:11] i am about to be not here for an early lunch (and another visit to the new house) [22:12] mwhudson, ok. [22:13] mwhudson, maybe we should have a call when you get back? [22:13] jml: that would be good, eys [22:23] mwhudson: Why did I just get a code import email with 'None' as the subject? [22:26] hi all [22:30] mwhudson: so, umm [22:32] why do we think this is the problem again? [22:32] oh, right, never mind [22:32] in any event, the fix is to simply remove the check for x-original-to [22:32] and use to/cc [22:34] at least AFAICS [22:35] i can go to the trouble of adding an X-Launchpad-To header if you like, but AFAICS the end result is the same [22:35] with the exception, I guess of Bcc-ing, but I'm not sure we want to support that [22:43] I guess we do [22:43] mwhudson: in the meantime, I'm going to cowboy http://paste.ubuntu.com/344005/ so I don't have to fuck with launchpad.net's email at 11pm on a Sunday night [22:44] Isn't using anything other than the envelope recipient wrong? [22:44] you can't see the envelope recipient unless the receiving MTA copies it to another header for you [22:44] and the only disadvantage of using non-envelope is that you lose Bcc [22:45] I agree in the long term, I should fix the MTA to copy the envelope to into another header and revert back to that [22:45] I just don't want to do it tonight [22:45] Right. [22:53] gaaaaaaaaaaaaaaah [22:54] except of course spam's badly formed to: lines causes launchpad to lose it's TINY MIND [22:54] Hahaha. [22:54] Awesome. [22:59] heh heh