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Rich Greenberg <[log in to unmask]>
Tue, 21 Jan 2003 19:03:37 -0500
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On: Tue, Jan 21, 2003 at 02:29:40PM -0500,Wes Anderson Wrote:

} Rich:
}
} Thanks for the response.  To answer your question, no... the first word of
} the first line is not a listserv command.
}
} The first line is "It's time to renew" (unquoted).  I have also used "Hello
} member, it's time to renew" (also unquoted).
}
} The curious (and frustrating) thing is the path I've gone through to check
} out the problem.
}
} 1.       The first test went through okay, but I had inadvertently put html
} code in the "text" top banner so of course the test e-mail came through
} showing the html code.
} 2.      I then cut and pasted the html code into the "html" top banner and
} sent the same e-mail.  It was rejected.  So, I thought the problem was in
} the top banner which says, This notice has been sent by an automated
} listserv process. You are on this list - TSTRNL-L. To unsubscribe, please
} see the instructions at the bottom of this notice.
} 3.        However, I played around with the top banner with no success - 6
} more rejections.
} 4.       I then put the top banner back to it's original form (per pt. 2)
} and changed the body of the e-mail to simply say... "This is the only line
} of text in the body."  This e-mail went through successfully.
} 5.       I then tried putting in different versions of the text in the main
} body, to no avail - 3 more rejections.
}
} Based on the testing it would almost seem as though the problem is the
} relationship between the top banner and the main body of the e-mail since
} neither one nor the other seems to be the sole cause of the rejections.  The
} only other factor is possibly the mail package I'm using - MS Outlook 2002.
} I've had no problems when sending a text message from the listserv site.
}
} Any other insight on this problem?

Wes, are you sure the error is that it looks like a listserv command or
is the error that your post duplicates an already posted one?  From what
you are describing, I would suspect the latter, not the former.

Listserv will not permit you to post the same thing twice within some
time period (I don't know how many days).

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