Wed, 17 Jan 2001 22:05:03 -0500
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On Wed, Jan 17, 2001 at 06:53:01PM -0800, Danny Lee ([log in to unmask])
said:
[much snippage]
> Another list member provided this cautionary information, so beware....
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> Note the problems sending a separate RFC822 RCPT TO: to subscribers:
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> >FULL822 Essentially the same as "full" mail headers, but with the
> > important difference that the recipient's email address is
> > specified in the "To:" line rather than the address
> > of the list. "FULL822" headers should be used with extreme
> > caution, as they cause LISTSERV to create a separate mail
> > envelope with a single RFC822 RCPT TO: for each address so
> > set. This behavior can significantly affect the performance
> > of both LISTSERV and of your external mail system.
> >
> >SHORT822 Essentially the same as "short" mail headers, with the
> > same caveats as noted for FULL822.
It doesn't look to me like this does what you asked for; this just
means that each copy a member of the list receives will be addressed
to just that person, not the whole list.
So Fred will get
To: Fred <[log in to unmask]>
Subject: test
And Betty will get
To: Betty <[log in to unmask]>
Subject: test
So no clue of who else is on the list.
--
Jim Toth
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