Dan,
        That site is not the problem. The mailer-daemon is. Since I
        sent the first messages I have received ten copies of the
        header here, although I have not sent any mail. The mailer who
        sent the header generated it and the other copies which I just
        delete. The point about the error message is not its content
        but the fact that almost all messages from mailer daemon make
        no sense and have never been seen by anyone before. That's why
        I am asking what mailer-daemon is? I just want to avoid it. At
        some sites these are people with some strange comments in
        their profiles.--Paul.
> On Sat, 28 May 1994 16:29:28 -0400 P. Divirgilio said:
> >unkown. Bascially, that is why I am asking about the mailer-daemon system.
> >Can someone explain what it is doing?--Paul.
>
>   Who cares?  There are LOTS of broken mailers out there.
>
> >> From @CUNYVM.CUNY.EDU,@stjohns.edu:[log in to unmask]  Sat
> >+ May 28 16:01:42 1994
> >> Date: Sat, 28 May 94 16:00:39 -0400
> >> From: [log in to unmask] (Mail Delivery Subsystem)
>
>   I've deleted all of my subscribers at this site in last two days,
> as it appears to have been broken for some three to five days.
>   Why it is broken is NOT my problem, though I'm always interested in
> learning.  I jsut tell all my listmembers (on six lists) taht if their
> stuff bounces for over a day, they're gone.  Problem may be at their
> site, or elsewhere.  But....not my problem.  They are always welcome
> to resub when it is fixed, of course.
>
> >> 421 EGM.LIB.ROCHESTER.EDU Lost input channel from uga.cc.uga.edu
>
>    Lost input channel is again one I've not seen before, but I don't
> care WHY their machine is busted.,....that is the probelm of the poor
> folks who gotta fix it.  o-)
>
> cyclops
>
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