>>>>> "dan" == Dan Langille <dan AT langille DOT org> writes:

    dan> Did anyone else notice that messages to this list now
    dan> lack a previously present header?

    dan> Sender: bacula-users-bounces AT lists.sourceforge DOT net

    dan> I was using it for procmail filtering.  I will now use:

    dan> List-Id: Bacula user's email list for support and discussions

I noticed the changed headers for exactly the same reason, and
read your message within minutes of changing my own .procmailrc
to key on

  Return-Path: <bacula-users-bounces AT lists.sourceforge DOT net>

which I picked just because it most closely resembled the old Sender:
header. 

I don't really know enough about mail processing to distinguish good
from bad procmail criteria, but it occurs to me that your
idea of using "List-Id" might have the advantage that the List-Id
header is unlikely to be mangled by any intervening mail transfer
agents, unlike Return-Path.

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