Yep, I'd say you found it. These later versions of hypermail are kinda picky about message ids: any messages with duplicate or missing ids are just simply dropped, with no warning.
If you created a dummy message and didn't put a message id in the header, put one in and that should fix it. Another problem that I ran into is with messages which contain another message (a forward), if the From: line doesn't have a '>' in front, hypermail thinks it is another message and chokes on it since it doesn't have an id. Paul pointed out that you should use the '-1' option if you're feeding it single messages, to force hypermail to interpret it as just one message.
Christina
On Thu, 3 Jun 1999, Otis Gospodnetic wrote:
> Could this missing Message-ID be the problem?
>
Christina W. Heikkila GSFC Trailer 2, Room 51 (301) 286-1505 HEASARC, Code 664 cwh_at_lheamail.gsfc.nasa.gov Raytheon STX ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Received on Thu 03 Jun 1999 09:30:24 PM GMT
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