Suzanne:
try "subscribing" to 'HISTORY@MCGILL1', in order to circumvent the problem,
until it is fixed.
 
 
Owners of HIST-L@UKANVM (and LSTOWN-L subscribers):
 
Why does the list-definition for 'HIST-L@UKANVM' list various "peer" sites,
but those peer sites have *no* knowledge of the list?
 
Some globally-known lists:
 
   HIST-L@UKANVM  History - Peer Distribution List
  HISTORY@CSEARN  History Discussion Forum
  HISTORY@IRLEARN History
  HISTORY@MCGILL1 History - History Discussion Forum
  HISTORY@PSUVM   History Discussion Forum
  HISTORY@RUTVM1  History Discussion Forum
  HISTORY@UBVM    History Discussion Forum
  HISTORY@UMRVMB  History Discussion List
 
 
Extract from the headers of the 'HIST-L@UKANVM' mailing-list:
 
*  Peers=IRLEARN,RUTVM1,UBVM,HIST-L@UKANVM
*  Peers=UMRVMB,CSEARN,PSUVM,MCGILL1
 
I believe the above lines should be amended to read:
 
*  Peers=HISTORY@IRLEARN,HISTORY@RUTVM1,HISTORY@UBVM,HIST-L@UKANVM
*  Peers=HISTORY@UMRVMB,HISTORY@CSEARN,HISTORY@PSUVM,HISTORY@MCGILL1
 
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Date:         Wed, 19 Oct 1994 13:55:32 -0400
Sender:       Bitnet/Internet Help Resource <[log in to unmask]>
From:         Suzanne LeBlanc <[log in to unmask]>
Subject:      listserv command X-SUB
 
I am trying to subscribe to HIST-L at [log in to unmask]  I have been asked to
confirm and when I send the message "ok" I am told that I am not authorized to
use the X-SUB command.  What does this mean?  I am not from a university so am
sending the e-mail to [log in to unmask]  Thank you
 
Suzanne LeBlanc ([log in to unmask])