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Angus <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
> That listserv would include full headers in subscription requests and
> emails to the generic listowner addresses.
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> As it is, we can't tell who is sending these.
Then, Nathan Brindle <[log in to unmask]> replied later in the thread:
> It would also be possible for your site admin to write a list exit using
> the documented SUB_FILTER exit point that would simply dump the contents
> of the file listserv.cmsut1 (found in LISTSERV's TMP directory while the
> exit program is running) to a log file for later inspection.
In the general case, isn't it possible for the Listserv maintenance
person
(listserv-request@..., I think) to lookup the site from which the
mail arrived? If so, then that would be at least a first step in the
detective work. Then, the general recommendation to a listowner would
be "write listserv-request@... and ask them for help."
En paz,
Steve
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