Sherry,

Why would you want to delete someone after only one bounce? It often
happens that IP are down for a few hours or even a day on the weekend so
you will be deleting good subscribers. I use autodelete also but I have it
set to 4 days in order to give the IP's time to repair themselves or for
the subscribers mailboxes not to be full. I loose allot less subscribers
that way.

George Blake
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> From: Sherry Beauchamp <[log in to unmask]>
> To: [log in to unmask]
> Subject: Second Request -- More Questions Regarding Auto-Delete
> Date: Friday, April 18, 1997 2:53 PM
>
> Since I didn't receive any responses to my first request, I'm trying
again:
>
> We've recently implemented Auto-Delete on our broadcast-only lists, with
> settings of
>
> *  Auto-Delete= Yes,Full-Auto,Delay(1),Max(1)
>
> Previously I had it set to Delay(0), but changed it in order to be able
to
> get monitoring reports.  I'm now trying to understand just how this all
> works.
>
> Say on Monday I receive a Monitoring Report which states that 14
> subscribers are being monitored.  Then on Tuesday I receive a Monitoring
> Report which states that 5 subscribers were deleted (out of the group
that
> was being monitored the day before), and another 27 are being monitored
> (which list does not include the ones being monitored the day before).
My
> questions are:
>
> Why hasn't the entire group being monitored on Monday been deleted on
> Tuesday?  Each bounced 1 time in a 24-hour period.  Was a second bounce
> required to trigger the deletion of the 5 subscribers on Tuesday?
>
> For those of you more knowledgeable than I about this particular aspect
of
> Listserv, what settings would you suggest I implement?  Our lists are
> broadcast-only, with numerous topics set.  Many subscribers are set to
only
> one topic, and many topics post as infrequently as once every two weeks.
> Would
>
> *  Auto-Delete= Yes,Full-Auto,Delay(14),Max(1)
>
> make more sense in this instance?
>
> Thanks for your help.
>
> Sherry Beauchamp
>
>
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