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Eric Paul-Hus <[log in to unmask]>
As I re-reading the Auto-delete keyword in appendix B of the 1.8b Manual
I must again ask a dumb question: If the list is hosted on a VM (IBM or
plug compatible 4381) if will *not* process Sendmail error messages.
Only Unix version of LISTSERV will do that ?
 
Now, if I try to guess I'd say AOL.COM uses UNIX mail hosts (guessing on
the feeble assumption that mailer-daemon@domain is probably indicating
UNIX inheritance)... Since AOL users are somewhere between the 1/3 and
half our list sub'ers , it is at least *annoying*.
 
 
So I'll go out on a limb and ask LISTSERV experts, can Sendmail error
fmt be or is it supported on later VM releases ?
 
If not, besides treating those messages manually (552=DEL and
550=NOMAIL), is there a way to connect to AOL.COM via a VM machine ?
Most (I could not say all e-mail to and from the list) is originating
from a emout16 and emin16 sub-domain ?
 
And if not, is there a way to ask their mail manager to configure
something so the errors are sent in accordance to Lmail (or other
LISTSERV 1.8b supported error scheme) ?
 
Maybe some you already had the problem ? Or maybe AOL.COM has stock in
commercial version of majordomo ;-) ?
 
I would appreciate your knowledgeable input on this ...
 
TIA,
--
Eric Paul-Hus , BLUES-L and close to having AOL-BLUES :-(

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