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"Forum on LISTSERV release 1.6" <[log in to unmask]>
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Re: DIST jobs - have I missed something?
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Jim Jones <[log in to unmask]>
Date:
Wed, 5 Sep 90 14:56:25 EDT
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On Wed, 5 Sep 90 19:13:08 O Eric Thomas said:
>> - PMDF on  JHUVMS realizes that  it cannot deliver  mail to user  Y and
>>   attempts to return the mail. It picks up the address in the "Sender:"
>>   field and voila, Listserv@JHUVM ends up with the mail.
>
>Who said  the "Sender:" field points  to LISTSERV? It normally  points to
>the user who submitted  the job (or rather, the user  sets it to whatever
>he wants  and if  it doesn't match  his address, the  job is  returned to
>him). Could you send me an example of these delivery notices?
 
 I forwarded to error message back to the user in the "From:" field and
 unfortunately didn't LOG the blasted thing.  I only thought to post the
 question to this list after talking to our VMS systems programmer.  I'll
 try to get a copy back from the user I sent it to and I'll definitely save
 the next one I get...  I actually saw a "Sender:" field that was set to
 Listserv@JHUVM in the body of the mail rejection.  I don't know for sure
 how the thing got started, but I assumed it was a DIST job since there
 was no mailing list in the header and the "file" being distributed was
 a NETDATA copy of a SCRIPT file.  Not exactly standard mailing list fare.
 
>  Eric
 
 Sorry for the lack of concrete info, it's been a hectic day.
 -jj

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