Hmm ... we have USERID="listserv" in go.user but still get these X-SUPD
jobs from [log in to unmask]:

5 May 2004 00:07:23 Processing file 1803669 from [log in to unmask]
5 May 2004 00:07:23 From [log in to unmask]: X-B64 ID=X-SUPD.JOB ASCII CLASS=J
5 May 2004 00:07:23 Rescheduled as: 1803670
5 May 2004 00:07:23 Processing file 1803670 from [log in to unmask]
5 May 2004 00:07:23 From [log in to unmask]: DIST2 I=Y [log in to unmask] FORW(CRC) HOST(-2)
5 May 2004 00:07:23 Sent information mail to [log in to unmask]

Fortunately it deosn't bother any list owners (just me :-).

On Wed, 5 May 2004, Nathan Brindle wrote:

> The reason you are having a problem is because you have set USERID="GCFI"
> in go.user, and you are running in NETWORKED runmode without having
> registered your server.  If you were running with USERID="LISTSERV" (the
> default), this would not be causing a problem.  Since, hmm, 1.8d I think,
> if your server doesn't run with USERID="LISTSERV", you have to be
> registered in order to participate fully in the LISTSERV inter-server
> communication network.
>
> You have two choices:
>
> 1) Run in STANDALONE mode (by setting RUNMODE="STANDALONE" in go.user and
> stopping and restarting LISTSERV to pick up the change), which tells
> LISTSERV to behave as if it is the only server in the network, and stops it
> from sending out these inter-server updates; or
>
> 2) Register your server using the form at http://www.lsoft.com/regform.html .
>
> Of course, if it's possible, you can also change USERID back to the default
> and avoid doing either of those.  But it sounds like you installed LISTSERV
> to run under the "gcfi" userid rather than making and using a "listserv"
> userid, so that may not be practical at this point.
>
> I'm guessing in your case that solution #1 would probably be the simplest
> option.
>
> Nathan

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