Replace address table with JSON syntax version #2
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Need to diagnose failure parsing the plist.
Perl script allowing translation of original header to address into acceptable replying address.
Was unable to get sendMessage to work.
Couldn't figure out how to use a perl literal for a hash table, so replaced with JSON. This is not ideal because it requires the use of a library.
Could not figure out how the original bundle looked up sending addresses, and there were no examples or descriptions. So I added a new table lookup utility using JSON format, which I understand better.
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Need to be able to choose the sending address appropriate to the mailing list.
There was a facility for doing this in the original bundle, but I couldn't figure out how to make it work, because there is no example of the syntax. So I thought changing to JSON syntax might be easier.