> *  Confidential= Yes
> *  Subscription= By_owner   Notify= Yes   Review= (ELMSS-P)
> *  Reply-to= List,Ignore    Files= No     Send= PRIVATE
> *  Notebook= Yes,LISTSERV_ROOT:[NOTEBOOK],Monthly,Private
> *  Errors-To= Owners
> *
> *  Owner= [log in to unmask]
> *  Owner= [log in to unmask]
 
Why the difference for you and "noviceowner?"  Are you certain that
"tiny.computing.csbsju.edu" is the way his mail is going out?
Does the person have a *personal* password for the listserv?  That might
help regardless of the address the server is sticking in.
 
Douglas
       Douglas Winship   Hays County, Texas  [log in to unmask]
                    Secondary AUTOCAT Listowner
                              MEDLAB-L
 
 
>
> On a list that has been going for some time, the header is as follows:
> *
> *  Confidential= Yes
> *  Subscription= By_owner   Notify= Yes    Review= (CANONLAW)
> *  Reply-to= List,Ignore    Files= No     Send= PRIVATE
> *  Notebook= Yes,LISTSERV_ROOT:[NOTEBOOK],Monthly,Private
> *  Ack= yes
> *  Errors-To= Owners
> *
> *  Owner= [log in to unmask],[log in to unmask]
> *
>
> The problem:
>
> The novice listowner of the first list cannot forward subscription requests
> back to listserv while the novice listowner of the second list can.
>
> On the first list we owners were listed on one line like we are on the second
> list, but even then the novice owner of the first list could not forward
> the subscription requests.
>
> Listserv in all cases sends back the message that the novice owner is not
> an owner of the list.
>
> Both lists are on the same machine.
>
> Any suggestions?
>
> Thomas Thole
> Listowner canonlaw, osb-l, priest-l, abbey
>