Hum, I found some messages off in a directory where they shouldn't be
that should have been sent by the mail service.  I flopped them in the queue
and then realized that some were quite old.  This was one of them.

This was the problem that I later wrote about having a space on each blank
line that caused this behavior.  I've checked it out in two mail programs
with the same results.  What I do is to edit my mail folder (I use Pegasus)
with a text editor that removes all trailing white spaces and the digests
work perfectly.  My old wonder is if the server host has gotten other
complaints from people who get digests.  I haven't subscribed to the list
using HTML to see if the same behavior persists, but it is a consistent
problem with the MIME digests (which I get from four other listserv
servers with no problems at all)

On 13 Feb 2002, at 11:56, Liz Marr wrote:

> Last year I was having problems with MIME digests from MITVMA server
> showing only two messages although the entire text was there.  When I
> switched to a new domain service, the digests started showing up as they
> are supposed to.  Last week I lost my domain service and had to change to
> another one.  Now, using the new POP3 service, the digests are back to
> being two messages.  This does NOT happen with the MIME digests from
> Listserv hosted by LSoft, only the digests from MITVMA.  Any ideas about
> what and where to go to get this corrected?  I'm assuming that this is a
> POP3 server problem, but I don't know what to tell them to get it
> resolved.  Perhaps it is a problem with MITVMA's server that it configures
> MIME digests in such a way that some mail servers abuse them?  I rather
> think that it has to do with the routing headers of the digest, but I'm
> not experienced with this. Thanks.
>
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