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At 18:16 07/21/1999 Wednesday , Charles Kaiser wrote:
>I have a situation whereby I added this e-mail address
><mailto:[log in to unmask]>larry_coates_at_~dcia-
>[log in to unmask] (hereinafter referred to as First Address) to a list.
Do a
SET listname FULL822 FOR
<mailto:[log in to unmask]>larry_coates_at_~dcia-o
[log in to unmask]
Better yet, DELETE the userid and have them SUBSCRIBE THEMSELVES. If you
have * SUBSCRIPTION= OPEN, make sure you also have specified the
additional operand ",CONFIRM" (minus the quotes).
In the first case, have said user(s?) forward a complete copy of two
emails generated including all RECEIVED: line headers. The two emails are:
1) the LISTSERV notification of the SET
2) one of the listname's postings
This should give sufficient info to point the finger at the responsible
sysadmin,
/Pete
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