Hi,
 
One of the lists I manage seems to be behaving strandely.
 
Each post to the list (one two editors can post) actually gets through to
the subscribers BUT a reject notice is sent back to the poster (myself or
the other editor) informing them that the post has been rejected as it
has...
 
>Your message  is being returned to  you unprocessed because it  appears to
>have
>already  been distributed  to the  ACIMLESSONS list.  That is,  a message
>with
>identical text  (but possibly with different  mail headers) has been
>posted to
>the list recently, either by you or by  someone else. If you have a good
>reason
>to resend this message to the list (for instance because you have been
>notified
>of a hardware failure with loss of  data), please alter the text of the
>message
>in some way and  resend it to the list. Note that  altering the "Subject:"
>line
>or adding blank  lines at the top  or bottom of the message  is not
>sufficient;
>you should  instead add a  sentence or  two at the  top explaining why
>you are
>resending the  message, so that the  other subscribers understand why
>they are
>getting two copies of the same message.
>
 
It seems like a loop and bounce, I think.
I thought that some subscriber on the list was bouncing the message and
somehow LISTSERV thought it was getting a legal post from an editor and
thus responded as above.
 
However I have yet to find where the bounce is.
There is one domain and one user mentioned in the reject.
Of the domain, there are three users.
I have unsubscribed these users (three from domain and the single
explicitly named) and tried posting to the list but still get the
reject/duplicate post.
 
Any thoughts?
 
James
 
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James Hale                             Faculty of Health Sciences
Manager, Computing Unit                La Trobe University,Bundoora, AUSTRALIA
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