Re: [Qemu-discuss] ANNOUNCE: emails from this mailing list will soon drop the [qemu-*] subject tag

[Narcis Garcia]

El 10/9/19 a les 12:49, Frans de Boer ha escrit:
> On 10-09-19 10:49, Actiu informatica wrote:
>> Does anybody know how to make M.Thunderbird to use "List-Id" header to
>> label any mailing list (without having to setup for each mailing list).
>>
>>
>> El 10/9/19 a les 10:38, Peter Maydell ha escrit:
>>> Hi; this is an announcement to let you know that in future
>>> emails to all QEMU project mailing lists (including this one)
>>> will no longer have the [qemu-*] tag in their Subject line.
>>>
>>> We need to make this config change because having the mailing
>>> list server edit subject lines like this conflicts with the
>>> increasingly common DKIM/DMARC anti-email-forgery system. We
>>> used to work around this by having the list server rewrite
>>> email From addresses instead, but this has proven to have
>>> bad consequences (notably that patches applied from emails
>>> to QEMU can end up with incorrect authorship by accident).
>>>
>>> If you were using the Subject line tag to filter QEMU emails,
>>> you'll need to change your mail client's config to instead
>>> look at the "List-Id:" message header to identify list traffic
>>> (you can do this now without waiting for us to change the
>>> list config to drop the subject tags).
>>>
>>> Apologies for any inconvenience that this upcoming config
>>> change might cause you.
>>>
>>> thanks
>>> -- PMM
>>>
> AFAIK, there is no general solution, other then adding List-Id to the
> list of identifiers and adding the supplied list-id by the message as
> identifier. Just like currently, you have to change the filter from
> "from...." into List-Id for every filter for messages using List-Id.
> Mine is now working for this list.

Thank you.
There seems to not be any way to put (neither by filters tool) a label
or tag that can be seen at Inbox list.
Currently I can distinguish by subject's "[Qemu-discuss]" same as many
other mailing lists.

A Mozilla plugin like old "Mailing List Manager" by mixedpuppy is
desirable, but I don't find any similar.