Hello,

On Sun, 4 Feb 2018 18:31:54 +0200, Tommi Koivula -> Wilfred Van Velzen wrote:

 TK> #Syntax:
 TK> #    dupeBaseType  #Example:
 TK> #    dupeBaseType HashDupesWMsgId
 TK> #TextDupes
 TK> #    stores from, to, subj & msgid as text lines.
 TK> #HashDupes
 TK> #    stores src32 of from + to + subj + msgid.
 TK> #HashDupesWMsgId
 TK> #    same as HashDupes, but stores also msgid as text.
 TK> #CommonDupeBase
 TK> #    stores hashes of from + to + subj + areatag + msgid in one file
 TK> (hpt_base.dpa)
 TK> #
 TK> #Default is HashDupesWMsgId.

 TK> Perhaps the pseudo msgid should be created only from the body without
 TK> any header of klugde lines. To, from and subj are already used even if
 TK> msgid exists or not.

I've always wondered about this. No matter what setting you use, none of
them actually look at the message body. Everything seems to only be header
related.

Regards,
Nick

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