> Thanks for your response.
> Yes, a sub-directory has been created for the list in the Archives
> directory. However, I'm not sure if the Sys Admin who set up Listserv
> followed the list of "important restrictions" stated in the Site
> Manager's Manual chapter 5.4.5. (I don't really understand them
> myself and that Sys Admin is no longer with us.)
>

It sounds like LISTSERV isn't creating the '<listname>.html' file which is
the main page for the list's archive.  You would normally find it in the
root of the Archives directory.  If you have access to this directory take a
look and see if it's there.  If '<listname>.html' doesn't exist try doing a
GET and PUT of the list header.  This forces LISTSERV to rebuild the web
index and HTML files.  Have another look to see if '<listname>.html' has
been created.  If it's *still* not there then that suggests there's
something more terminal.  At this point it would be good to get well
acquainted with the new Sys Admin in charge of LISTSERV....

Chazzozz!!

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