At 02:32 PM 5/9/97 -0400, you wrote:
>OK, I think I'm going to learn something here today.
>
>I understand the important points about the header. However, I only
>included it because I wanted you folks to look at it. The header point
>is understood and makes perfect sense.
>
>Now;
The problem is still the same. You have lines that say From:
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LISTSERV can't tell the difference between the from in the msg you're
sending and a from in aheader, since what you're sending is exactly the
same as the most critical line in loop detection, that it came FROM YOUR
LIST. You can probably change the from to something else and it may work.
dan
>
>1) Below is the message that I want to send to my list.
>
>There is no header, in the message, other than the header of the message
>itself.
>
>Why is this message being "kicked" back?
>
>Is there a circular reference in that messages?
>
>Note: I have tried change the "OH" in the TO: into a zero.
>
>It still doesn't work.
>
>What "feature" am I unknowingly invoking?
>
>Thanks for the interaction.
>
>F. Leon
>
>
>---------- Forwarded message ----------
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>There are four (4) ways to receive/access your AGGRESS.
>
>1) Standard "On-the-Fly"
>2) Digest
>
>* 3) Index
>
>4) Archives
>
>By setting your AGGRESS subscription to INDex each day you will
>receive a message which looks like the following.
>
>Index Date Size Poster and subject
>----- ---- ---- ------ ---------
>000031 04/16 51 From: AGGRESS <[log in to unmask]>
> Subject: National epidemiological survey data on
domestic assaults by women
>
>000032 04/16 41 From: AGGRESS <[log in to unmask]>
> Subject: Who initiates domestic violence?
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>000033 04/16 38 From: AGGRESS <[log in to unmask]>
> Subject: childhood depresion
>
>000034 04/16 40 From: AGGRESS <[log in to unmask]>
> Subject: weighting media violence
>
>This message gives the Index number, Date, Size,Poster and the Subject.
>
>o The INDEX number is automatically assigned by the system.
>o The DATE is the actual date the AGGRESS was posted.
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> mail headers.
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>
>
>To order/retrieve the posts you are interested in, simply reply to
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>
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>Example:
>
>T0: [log in to unmask]
>SUBJECT:
>------------------------ Message Text ------------------------
>SET AGGRESS INDEX
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>Done deal!
>
>You can experiment with this command. You can not hurt the system, nor can
>you "lose" any AGGRESS. They are always on the Web and "I gotta your
>back."
>
>This is one of the powerful features/methods that will save you disk space,
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>notebook archive.
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>F. Leon
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Dan Lester
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